The Vietnamese word "than củi" is a noun that translates to "charcoal" in English. Charcoal is a black material made by burning wood or other organic substances in a low-oxygen environment. It is often used for cooking, heating, and as a fuel for barbecues.
Usage Instructions:
"Than củi" is commonly used in cooking, especially in traditional Vietnamese barbecue dishes (like "thịt nướng" - grilled meat).
It can also be used in discussions about heating and fuel sources.
Example:
Advanced Usage:
In more advanced contexts, "than củi" can also refer to the concept of charcoal in environmental discussions, such as its role in energy production or its effects on health when used for cooking.
Word Variants:
Than: This can also mean other types of carbon materials, but in the context of "than củi," it specifically refers to charcoal.
Củi: This means "wood," and when combined with "than," it specifies that the charcoal is made from wood.
Different Meanings:
While "than củi" specifically refers to charcoal, the individual words can have different meanings. For example: - "Than" can refer to carbon in a broader sense. - "Củi" alone refers to firewood or wood used for burning.
Synonyms:
Than: In some contexts, it can be synonymous with "than hoạt tính," which means "activated charcoal," used in filters or for medicinal purposes.
Than đá: This means "coal," which is a different material but is also a fuel source.