LayerContext: "Tầngđánàyrấtcứng." (Thislayer of rock is veryhard.)
AltitudeContext: "Máy bay bay ở tầngcao." (Theairplaneflies at a highaltitude.)
AdvancedUsage:
In morespecialized contexts, "tầng" can be used in science or architecture. Forinstance:
"Tầngozone" (ozonelayer) referstothelayer of ozone in theEarth'satmosphere.
"Tầngđịa chất" (geologicallayer) referstodifferentstrata of soil or rock.
Word Variants:
"Tầng lớp": Thisphrasemeans "class" or "layer" in a socialcontext, referringtodifferentstrata of society.
"Tầnghầm": Refersto a basementlevel or undergroundfloor.
Different Meanings:
While "tầng" primarilyhighlightslevels or layers, it can alsorefertofigurativelevels, such as in discussionsaboutsocialstratification or levels of complexity in various fields.
Synonyms:
For "floor," youmightalsosee "lầu" in some contexts, especially in southern Vietnam.
For "layer," youcoulduse "lớp," which is moregeneraland can applytoanytype of layer.