vừa sức

vừa sức

Bài toán này vừa sức với học sinh tiểu học.

Definition
  1. Adjective:

    • Within one's capacity / strength: Suitable or appropriate to one's physical strength, ability, or current level of skill. It describes a task, challenge, or object that is manageable and not excessively difficult or demanding.
    • Proportionate to one's strength: Matching the level of effort or power one can reasonably exert.
  2. Adjective (extended usage):

    • Appropriately challenging: Often used in educational or developmental contexts to describe a lesson, job, or activity that is suitably matched to a person's or group's capabilities, promoting growth without causing undue strain.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • Công việc này vừa sức tôi. (This job is within my capacity.)
    • Hãy chọn bài tập vừa sức với học sinh. (Choose exercises that are appropriately challenging for the students.)
    • Chiếc vali này không vừa sức một đứa trẻ. (This suitcase is not manageable for a child.)
Advanced Usage
  • The phrase is often used in the structure "vừa sức với..." (within the capacity of... / suitable for...) to specify the person or group.
    • Dự án này vừa sức với một nhóm nhỏ. (This project is manageable for a small team.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Vừa (adj): to be just right, to fit, to be suitable.

    • Cái áo này vừa tôi. (This shirt fits me.)
  • Sức lực (n): strength, effort, capacity.

    • Anh ấy đã bỏ nhiều sức lực vào công việc. (He put a lot of effort into the work.)
Synonyms
  • Manageable: Able to be controlled or accomplished without great difficulty.
  • Within one's means: Within one's resources or capabilities.
  • Proportionate: Corresponding in size or degree; appropriate.
Related Idioms
  • Vừa tầm: within reach or scope (often used more for physical reach or intellectual grasp).

    • Quyển sách để vừa tầm với trẻ. (The book is placed within the child's reach.)
  • Làm việc quá sức: to overwork, to work beyond one's strength.

    • Anh ấy bị ốm làm việc quá sức. (He got sick from overwork.)