The Vietnamese word "cường quốc" is a noun that translates to "power" or "great nation" in English. It refers to a country that is strong, influential, and has significant power in various aspects such as economy, military, and politics.
Usage Instructions:
Use "cường quốc" when discussing countries that have a strong presence on the global stage.
It can be used in both formal and informal contexts, often in discussions about geopolitics, international relations, or economic power.
Example:
Advanced Usage:
In more sophisticated discussions, "cường quốc" can be used in phrases to describe the nature of power. For example: - "Cường quốc kinh tế" (economic power) - "Cường quốc quân sự" (military power)
Word Variants:
"Cường" (strong, powerful) can be used separately in other contexts, such as "cường độ" (intensity).
"Quốc" means "nation" or "country" and can be found in other terms like "quốc gia" (nation) or "quốc tịch" (nationality).
Different Meaning:
While "cường quốc" primarily denotes a powerful nation, it can also imply a sense of respect and admiration for a country’s achievements and status.
Synonyms:
"Cường thịnh" (prosperous power) – often used to describe a flourishing nation.
"Siêu cường" (superpower) – refers to a nation with dominant influence and power, often used to describe countries like the USA or China.