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B1 noun #4,000 پرکاربردترین 8 دقیقه مطالعه

层级

céngjí رتبه 4,000

تمرین کن مثال‌ها نکات و راهنمایی‌ها 层级 در ۳۰ ثانیه

توضیح 层级 in your Level:

At the A1 level, '层级' (céngjí) might be a bit advanced, but you can understand it by looking at its parts. '层' (céng) is like a floor in a building (第一层, 第二层). '级' (jí) is like a level in a game or a grade in school (一级, 二级). When you put them together, you are talking about 'levels' in a system. Imagine a big family where the grandfather is at the top, parents in the middle, and children at the bottom. That is a simple '层级'. You don't need to use this word often yet, but when you see it, just think of 'levels' or 'steps' in a tall structure. It's like a ladder where each step is a different level of importance or authority.

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At the A2 level, you start to learn about workplaces and organizations. '层级' (céngjí) is a useful word to describe how a company is set up. For example, a big company has many '层级'—the boss, the managers, and the workers. You can use it to say 'management levels' (管理层级). It helps you describe things that aren't just flat. Think about your computer files; you have a folder, and inside that folder is another folder. This is a '层级' structure. Even though it's a formal word, knowing it helps you understand how Chinese people talk about order and organization in their jobs and lives.

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As a B1 learner, you should be able to use '层级' (céngjí) in professional contexts. This word is essential for discussing organizational charts and reporting lines. You might say, 'This company has too many layers' (这家公司的层级太多了). It is more formal than just saying 'levels' and is specifically used for hierarchies. You will see it in business news, employee handbooks, and when discussing social structures. At this level, you should also distinguish it from '层次' (céngcì), which is more about the depth or quality of an abstract idea. '层级' is your primary tool for describing vertical systems of authority or classification.

At the B2 level, you should use '层级' (céngjí) with precision in academic and professional writing. You can discuss '去层级化' (de-layering) or '扁平化管理' (flat management) in the context of modern business trends. You'll understand its application in technical fields, such as '数据层级' (data hierarchy) in computer science or '行政层级' (administrative levels) in political science. You should be comfortable using it as a noun to describe complex systems. For example, you might analyze the '层级结构' (hierarchical structure) of a government or the '社会层级' (social stratification) of a historical period. It's about understanding the systematic nature of how things are ranked.

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At the C1 level, '层级' (céngjí) becomes a tool for nuanced analysis. You will use it to discuss the philosophical implications of hierarchy or the complex '层级关系' (hierarchical relationships) in large-scale systems like the internet or global economies. You should be able to use it in collocations like '跨层级沟通' (cross-hierarchical communication) and understand the cultural sensitivities involved in such actions in a Chinese context. Your usage should reflect an understanding that '层级' isn't just about levels, but about the power dynamics and structural integrity of a system. You might use it to critique a '官僚层级' (bureaucratic hierarchy) or to praise a '清晰的逻辑层级' (clear logical hierarchy) in an argument.

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At the C2 level, '层级' (céngjí) is used with complete native-like fluency in the most specialized contexts. You might use it in a dissertation on systemic linguistics to describe the '层级性' (hierarchical nature) of language, or in a high-level corporate strategy meeting to discuss '层级授权' (hierarchical delegation of authority). You understand the subtle differences between '层级', '层次', '阶层', and '等级' in every possible context. You can use the word to describe the fractal nature of biological systems or the multi-layered security '层级' of a national defense system. At this level, the word is not just vocabulary; it's a conceptual building block for describing the architecture of reality and society.

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层级 در ۳۰ ثانیه

层级 (céngjí) means 'hierarchy' or 'levels' within a structured system. It is commonly used in professional and technical contexts to describe organizational ranks or nested data.
The word combines 'layer' (层) and 'rank' (级). It focuses on the vertical arrangement of authority or logic in companies, governments, and software systems.
Unlike 'level' in games (等级) or 'layers' in art (层次), '层级' emphasizes the systemic and formal structure of a ranked organization or complex framework.
Key usage includes 'management hierarchy' (管理层级), 'administrative levels' (行政层级), and 'flat management' (扁平化管理), which aims to reduce these layers for efficiency.

The Chinese word 层级 (céngjí) is a sophisticated noun that translates primarily to 'hierarchy,' 'level,' or 'layer' within a structured system. It is composed of two characters: 层 (céng), meaning a layer, floor, or tier, and 级 (jí), meaning a grade, rank, or step. Together, they describe a vertical organization where elements are ranked one above the other. While in English we might use 'level' for many things, 层级 specifically evokes the idea of a formal, often rigid, structural arrangement.

Organizational Context: In a corporate or governmental setting, it refers to the chain of command. A company with many '层级' is considered hierarchical or 'tall,' whereas a startup might claim to have '扁平化管理' (flat management) with fewer levels.

我们需要简化公司的管理层级以提高效率。 (We need to simplify the company's management hierarchy to improve efficiency.)

Beyond business, you will encounter this word in technical fields. In computer science, it describes data structures or network protocols (like the OSI model). In sociology, it refers to social stratification. It is a formal word, rarely used in casual slang but essential for professional communication, academic writing, and discussing complex systems.

Technical Application: In software engineering, '层级' is used to describe nested data, such as folders within folders or parent-child relationships in a database schema.

这个数据库的层级结构非常复杂。 (The hierarchical structure of this database is very complex.)

Understanding this word is crucial for B1 learners moving into professional Chinese because it allows you to discuss how things are organized. If you are talking about a government, a large school, or even the structure of a long book with parts, chapters, and sections, 层级 is your go-to term. It conveys a sense of order and systematic arrangement that simpler words like '层' or '级' alone cannot fully capture. In the modern Chinese workplace, discussing '去层级化' (de-layering or flattening the hierarchy) is a common topic in management reform, making this word highly relevant for anyone looking to work in China or with Chinese companies.

Using 层级 correctly involves placing it in contexts where structure and ranking are the main focus. It usually functions as a noun, often modified by adjectives or other nouns to specify the type of hierarchy being discussed.

As a Direct Object: You can 'clarify,' 'simplify,' or 'establish' a hierarchy. Verbs like 明确 (míngquè - to clarify), 简化 (jiǎnhuà - to simplify), and 建立 (jiànlì - to establish) are frequently paired with it.

我们要明确每个部门的汇报层级。 (We need to clarify the reporting hierarchy for each department.)

When describing the nature of a system, you might use '层级' as part of a compound noun. For instance, '管理层级' (management levels) or '社会层级' (social hierarchy). It is also common to use it with '结构' (jiégòu - structure) to form '层级结构' (hierarchical structure).

In Technical Descriptions: When talking about logic or programming, it describes the depth of nesting. If a piece of code has too many nested loops, you might say it has too many '层级'.

这些文件夹的层级太多了，找文件很不方便。 (There are too many levels of folders; it's very inconvenient to find files.)

Another common usage is in the phrase '跨层级' (kuà céngjí), meaning 'cross-hierarchical' or 'skipping levels.' For example, '跨层级沟通' (communicating across levels) is a term used when a low-level employee speaks directly to a high-level executive, bypassing their immediate supervisor. This is often seen as a sensitive topic in traditional Chinese business culture, where respecting the '层级' is paramount. By using this word, you show an understanding of both the language and the underlying social mechanics of Chinese society.

You are most likely to hear 层级 in professional, academic, or news environments. It is a staple of 'Business Chinese.' If you are attending a corporate meeting in Beijing or Shanghai, the discussion about organizational restructuring will inevitably feature this word multiple times.

In the News: News reports regarding government policies often mention '政府层级' (government levels), referring to the central, provincial, municipal, and local levels of administration.

中央政府正在尝试减少行政层级。 (The central government is trying to reduce administrative levels.)

In educational settings, teachers might use it to explain the structure of a text or the taxonomy of biological species. It is a very 'organized' word. You will also hear it in the context of technology and design. For example, 'UI层级' (UI hierarchy) refers to the visual order of elements on a screen—what the user sees first, second, and third.

Management Seminars: Speakers often discuss '扁平化' (flattening) vs '金字塔式' (pyramidal) hierarchies. They will use '层级' to quantify how 'deep' an organization is.

在一个健康的组织中，信息应该在各个层级之间自由流动。 (In a healthy organization, information should flow freely between various levels.)

Finally, in the context of social science, you will hear about '社会层级' (social strata). This is used when discussing inequality, social mobility, or the history of feudal societies. It is a powerful word that helps categorize the world into understandable, ordered parts. If you are reading a textbook on sociology or listening to a podcast about social issues in China, keep your ears open for this term.

While 层级 is a useful word, learners often confuse it with similar-sounding or similar-meaning terms like 层次 (céngcì), 等级 (děngjí), or 阶段 (jiēduàn). Understanding these nuances is key to sounding like a native speaker.

Mistake 1: Confusing with 层次 (Céngcì): '层次' often refers to the 'depth' or 'quality' of something abstract, like the 'layers' of meaning in a poem or the 'sophistication' of a person. '层级' is strictly about the systemic ranking or structure.

Incorrect: 他的管理层次很高。 (Meaning: His management 'sophistication' is high - which is okay, but not if you mean he is high in the hierarchy.) Correct: 他在公司的管理层级很高。

Another common error is using 层级 when you really mean 阶段 (jiēduàn). '阶段' refers to a period of time or a stage in a process (horizontal progress), whereas '层级' refers to a structural rank (vertical order). If you are talking about the 'steps' of a project, use '阶段'.

Mistake 2: Overusing it in casual settings: Don't use '层级' to talk about floors in a building. For that, just use '层'. Saying '我住在第五层级' (I live on the 5th hierarchy) sounds very strange and robotic.

Finally, distinguish it from 等级 (děngjí). '等级' is often used for classes of things, like 'quality grades' of fruit or 'membership tiers.' '层级' is more about the organizational structure itself. While they overlap, '层级' sounds more systemic and '等级' sounds more like a rating or classification. If you are talking about the structure of the military, '层级' is the system; a 'General' is a '等级' (rank) within that system.

To truly master 层级, you should know its synonyms and how they differ. This will help you choose the precise word for your intended meaning.

层次 (Céngcì): Refers to levels or dimensions. Often used for abstract things like 'levels of thinking' or 'layers of a painting.' It emphasizes the distinctness of parts rather than their rank.
等级 (Děngjí): Refers to rank, grade, or class. Common in 'membership levels' (会员等级) or 'product grades.' It focuses on the classification of items based on quality or status.
阶层 (Jiēcéng): Specifically used for 'social strata' or 'social classes.' Use this when discussing the middle class, working class, etc.

Comparison: 公司的管理层级 (hierarchy) vs 产品的质量等级 (grade) vs 他的思维层次 (dimension/depth).

When you want to describe a flat structure, the antonym is often 扁平 (biǎnpíng). A '扁平化组织' (flat organization) is the opposite of a '多层级组织' (multi-layered organization). In technical contexts, you might use 架构 (jiàgòu) meaning 'architecture' if you are talking about the overall design rather than just the levels.

In summary, while these words are related, 层级 is the most specific for structural ranking. Using it shows that you are thinking about how a system is organized vertically. Whether you are discussing the '层级' of a website's navigation menu or the '层级' of authority in a traditional family, this word provides the structural clarity needed for professional Chinese communication.

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نکته جالب

In ancient China, '级' was also used to count the heads of enemies taken in battle, which determined a soldier's rank and reward, showing a very literal historical link between 'jí' and status.

راهنمای تلفظ

UK /tshə̌ŋ tɕǐ/

US /tsʰəŋ35 tɕi35/

In Mandarin, both syllables are equally stressed as they both carry full tones.

هم‌قافیه با

层 (céng) rhymes with: 能 (néng), 腾 (téng), 登 (dēng). 级 (jí) rhymes with: 极 (jí), 急 (jí), 集 (jí), 级 (jí).

خطاهای رایج

Pronouncing 'céng' as 'seng' (forgetting the 't' sound).
Using the flat tone (1st tone) instead of the rising tone (2nd tone) for both characters.
Confusing 'jí' with 'jǐ' (3rd tone).
Pronouncing 'céng' like the English word 'sung'.
Merging the two sounds into a single syllable.

سطح دشواری

خواندن 3/5

Recognizing the characters is easy, but understanding the abstract concept takes context.

نوشتن 4/5

The character '层' has a few strokes and must be written correctly in professional documents.

صحبت کردن 3/5

Pronunciation is straightforward (two 2nd tones), but usage must be precise.

گوش دادن 3/5

Common in professional settings; easily confused with '层次' if not listening carefully.

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پیش‌نیازها

层 (Layer/Floor) 级 (Grade/Level) 管理 (Management) 公司 (Company) 结构 (Structure)

بعداً یاد بگیرید

扁平化 (Flattening) 官僚 (Bureaucracy) 架构 (Architecture) 职能 (Function/Duty) 授权 (Authorization)

پیشرفته

社会分层 (Social stratification) 本体论 (Ontology) 递进关系 (Progressive relationship) 系统论 (Systems theory) 控制论 (Cybernetics)

گرامر لازم

Noun Compounds

管理 (Management) + 层级 (Hierarchy) = 管理层级 (Management Hierarchy).

Descriptive Adjectives

复杂的 (Complex) + 层级 (Hierarchy) = 复杂的层级.

Prepositional Phrases

在 (In) + 不同的 (Different) + 层级 (Levels) + 上 (On) = 在不同的层级上.

Verb-Object Construction

简化 (Simplify) + 层级 (Hierarchy) = 简化层级.

Measure Words

一个 (One) + 层级 (Level) - Note: '个' is the general measure word used.

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مثال‌ها بر اساس سطح

这个游戏有很多层级。

This game has many levels.

Simple subject + verb + object.

我的公司有三个层级。

My company has three levels.

Using '层级' to count levels.

层级是一步一步的。

Hierarchy is step by step.

Defining the concept simply.

大公司层级多。

Big companies have many levels.

Subject + adjective predicate (implicit 'have').

小公司层级少。

Small companies have few levels.

Contrasting with the previous sentence.

这是第一层级。

This is the first level.

Ordinal number + 层级.

你在这个层级吗？

Are you at this level?

Question form using '吗'.

我不喜欢太多层级。

I don't like too many levels.

Negative preference.

我们需要明确管理层级。

We need to clarify management levels.

Verb '明确' + noun phrase.

文件夹的层级很深。

The folder hierarchy is very deep.

Using '深' (deep) to describe hierarchy.

这个职位的层级很高。

The level of this position is very high.

Subject + 层级 + adjective.

员工在不同的层级工作。

Employees work at different levels.

Prepositional phrase '在...工作'.

政府有很多行政层级。

The government has many administrative levels.

Noun + noun compound '行政层级'.

我们要减少公司的层级。

We want to reduce the company's levels.

Verb '减少' (reduce) + object.

信息在层级间传递。

Information is passed between levels.

Noun + '间' (between).

这个层级结构很简单。

This hierarchical structure is very simple.

Noun phrase '层级结构'.

扁平化管理意味着更少的层级。

Flat management means fewer levels.

Complex subject '扁平化管理'.

跨层级沟通在某些公司很难。

Cross-hierarchical communication is hard in some companies.

Using '跨' (across/cross-).

他处于公司的核心管理层级。

He is at the core management level of the company.

Verb '处于' (to be in a certain state/position).

这个系统的逻辑层级非常清晰。

The logical hierarchy of this system is very clear.

Using '清晰' (clear) to describe logic.

社会层级影响着人们的机会。

Social hierarchy affects people's opportunities.

Subject + verb + object.

我们要重新设计网站的导航层级。

We need to redesign the website's navigation hierarchy.

Noun phrase '导航层级'.

在军队里，层级是非常严密的。

In the military, hierarchy is very strict.

Adjective '严密' (strict/tight).

这个项目的任务被分成了五个层级。

The project tasks are divided into five levels.

Passive voice '被分成'.

过于复杂的层级会导致决策缓慢。

An overly complex hierarchy leads to slow decision-making.

Subject '过于复杂的层级' + verb '导致'.

我们需要打破传统的行政层级。

We need to break the traditional administrative hierarchy.

Verb '打破' (break/shatter).

该软件支持多层级的权限管理。

The software supports multi-level permission management.

Noun phrase '多层级的权限管理'.

这种社会层级的流动性正在增加。

The mobility of this social hierarchy is increasing.

Noun '流动性' (mobility).

通过简化层级，公司提高了响应速度。

By simplifying the hierarchy, the company improved response speed.

Using '通过...提高' structure.

每一个层级都有其特定的职责。

Every level has its specific responsibilities.

Using '其' as a formal possessive pronoun.

该研究探讨了生态系统中的营养层级。

The study explored the trophic levels in the ecosystem.

Academic verb '探讨' (explore/discuss).

指挥层级的混乱导致了任务失败。

Chaos in the chain of command led to the mission's failure.

Noun phrase '指挥层级' (chain of command).

官僚主义往往源于冗余的管理层级。

Bureaucracy often stems from redundant management levels.

Verb '源于' (stem from/originate in).

我们需要在系统架构中建立清晰的层级抽象。

We need to establish clear hierarchical abstractions in the system architecture.

Formal noun phrase '层级抽象'.

这种层级森严的体制限制了创新。

This strictly hierarchical system restricts innovation.

Idiomatic adjective '森严' (strict/stern).

跨国公司的全球治理涉及多个层级的协调。

Global governance of multinational corporations involves coordination across multiple levels.

Complex subject involving '全球治理'.

语言的层级性是语言学研究的核心课题。

The hierarchical nature of language is a core topic in linguistic research.

Noun + '性' to form an abstract quality (hierarchical-ness).

该政策旨在消除不同层级政府间的职能重叠。

The policy aims to eliminate functional overlaps between different levels of government.

Verb '旨在' (aim to).

我们需要反思这种基于层级的价值评价体系。

We need to reflect on this hierarchy-based value evaluation system.

Verb '反思' (reflect on).

在深度学习中，特征层级的提取至关重要。

In deep learning, the extraction of feature hierarchies is crucial.

Technical term '特征层级'.

权力在复杂的官僚层级中被逐渐稀释。

Power is gradually diluted within complex bureaucratic hierarchies.

Passive voice with '被' and adverb '逐渐'.

这种架构通过层级解耦实现了系统的高可用性。

This architecture achieves high system availability through hierarchical decoupling.

Technical term '层级解耦' (hierarchical decoupling).

该论文深入剖析了封建社会的层级依附关系。

The paper provides an in-depth analysis of hierarchical dependency in feudal societies.

Formal verb '剖析' (analyze deeply).

层级结构的演化反映了组织对环境变化的适应。

The evolution of hierarchical structures reflects an organization's adaptation to environmental changes.

Abstract subject '层级结构的演化'.

我们需要在算法中实现层级聚类以优化性能。

We need to implement hierarchical clustering in the algorithm to optimize performance.

Technical term '层级聚类'.

这种自上而下的层级驱动模式已显露弊端。

This top-down hierarchy-driven model has already revealed its drawbacks.

Compound adjective '自上而下' (top-down).

在全球化背景下，主权国家的层级地位正在重构。

In the context of globalization, the hierarchical status of sovereign states is being restructured.

Formal noun phrase '层级地位'.

该哲学家质疑了本体论中的层级观念。

The philosopher questioned the concept of hierarchy in ontology.

High-level vocabulary like '本体论' (ontology).

مترادف‌ها

等级阶层级别层次

متضادها

平面统一

ترکیب‌های رایج

管理层级

行政层级

层级结构

社会层级

逻辑层级

导航层级

指挥层级

职权层级

跨层级

多层级

عبارات رایج

层级化

— Hierarchicalization; the process of forming levels.

组织层级化会导致沟通不畅。

去层级化

— De-layering; removing levels from a hierarchy.

很多互联网公司推行去层级化。

垂直层级

— Vertical hierarchy.

传统的垂直层级结构已经过时了。

层级分明

— Clearly stratified; having distinct levels.

这所学校的层级分明，管理严格。

最高层级

— The highest level.

这是该系统的最高层级权限。

嵌套层级

— Nested hierarchy.

代码中存在过多的嵌套层级。

文件层级

— File hierarchy.

整理一下你的电脑文件层级。

权力层级

— Power hierarchy.

权力层级决定了谁有最终决定权。

金字塔层级

— Pyramidal hierarchy.

大多数传统企业采用金字塔层级。

决策层级

— Decision-making levels.

决策层级越高，责任越大。

اغلب اشتباه گرفته می‌شود با

层级 vs 层次

Refers to levels of depth/quality (e.g., layers of an onion, depth of a poem).

层级 vs 等级

Refers to specific ranks or grades (e.g., Grade A, Level 5, membership tier).

层级 vs 阶段

Refers to stages in time (e.g., the first stage of a project).

اصطلاحات و عبارات

"等级森严"

— Strictly stratified; a very rigid hierarchy.

在封建时代，社会等级森严。

Formal

"尊卑有序"

— Order between the superior and inferior (Confucian concept).

传统文化强调尊卑有序。

Literary

"层层递进"

— To progress layer by layer; step by step.

这篇文章论述严密，层层递进。

Formal/Academic

"分门别类"

— To classify things into categories.

图书馆将书籍分门别类地放好。

Neutral

"高不可攀"

— Too high to reach (often used for high social status).

那个职位对他来说高不可攀。

Idiomatic

"卑躬屈膝"

— To bow and scrape; acting submissively to high ranks.

他不愿为了升职而卑躬屈膝。

Negative

"独占鳌头"

— To be at the very top (originally the top scholar).

他在这次考试中独占鳌头。

Literary

"平起平坐"

— To sit at the same table; to be on equal footing.

现在男女在职场上可以平起平坐。

Idiomatic

"步步高升"

— To rise step by step (common greeting for promotion).

祝你在新的一年里步步高升！

Social/Polite

"一呼百诺"

— One call brings a hundred responses (high authority).

他地位尊崇，一呼百诺。

Literary

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层级 vs 层次

Both mean 'level' or 'layer'.

层级 is vertical hierarchy/rank. 层次 is about depth, complexity, or dimensions of an idea.

他的管理层级 (rank) 很高，但他的思维层次 (depth of thought) 一般。

层级 vs 等级

Both relate to ranking.

等级 is often for classification or quality (membership tiers). 层级 is for organizational structure.

这个会员等级 (membership level) 属于公司的管理层级 (hierarchy) 之外。

层级 vs 阶层

Both imply social levels.

阶层 is specifically for sociological classes (working class, etc.). 层级 is broader and can be technical.

在这个社会层级 (hierarchy) 中，他属于精英阶层 (elite class).

层级 vs 级别

Both mean rank.

级别 is a specific point on a scale. 层级 is the system of levels itself.

他的级别 (rank) 是经理，处于公司的中层管理层级 (management level).

层级 vs 阶段

Both involve steps.

阶段 is horizontal (time/process). 层级 is vertical (structure/authority).

项目进入了新阶段 (stage)，涉及到了更高层级 (hierarchy) 的审批。

الگوهای جمله‌سازی

这里有 [Number] 个层级。

这里有三个层级。

我们需要 [Verb] 层级。

我们需要简化层级。

[Noun] 的层级很 [Adjective]。

公司的层级很复杂。

通过 [Action]，我们可以减少层级。

通过扁平化管理，我们可以减少层级。

层级之间应该 [Action]。

层级之间应该加强沟通。

这种 [Adjective] 的层级体制 [Result]。

这种僵化的层级体制限制了发展。

[Noun] 的层级性体现在 [Aspect]。

语言的层级性体现在语法结构中。

层级解耦是实现 [Goal] 的关键。

层级解耦是实现系统高可用性的关键。

خانواده کلمه

اسم‌ها

层 (Layer)

级别 (Rank)

阶层 (Class)

层次 (Dimension)

等级 (Grade)

فعل‌ها

分级 (To classify/grade)

分层 (To stratify/layer)

升级 (To upgrade/promote)

降级 (To downgrade/demote)

صفت‌ها

层级的 (Hierarchical)

多层的 (Multi-layered)

高级的 (High-level)

低级的 (Low-level)

مرتبط

组织 (Organization)

架构 (Architecture)

职权 (Authority)

管理 (Management)

结构 (Structure)

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نحوه استفاده

frequency

Common in professional, technical, and academic Chinese.

اشتباهات رایج

我住在第五层级。 → 我住在第五层。
Use '层' for physical building floors, not '层级'.
这个游戏的层级很难。 → 这个游戏的关卡/等级很难。
'层级' is for systemic structure, '关卡' is for game levels, '等级' is for player rank.
他的思维层级很深。 → 他的思维层次很深。
Use '层次' for abstract depth of thoughts or ideas.
我们要打破社会等级。 → 我们要打破社会阶层/层级。
'等级' is okay, but '阶层' or '层级' is more precise for social stratification.
管理层级化管理。 → 层级化管理。
Avoid redundant words; '层级化' already implies management structure.

نکات

Business Context

Always use '层级' when discussing organizational charts in a professional Chinese setting. It sounds much more expert than simpler words.

Measure Words

The most common measure word for '层级' is '个' (gè). You can say '一个层级' or '多个层级'.

Compound Power

Combine '层级' with '结构' (structure) to get '层级结构' (hierarchical structure), a very common term in tech and academia.

Respect Hierarchy

When working in China, understanding the '层级' is vital for knowing who has the authority to make decisions.

Visual Link

Imagine a ladder. Each step is a '级' and the whole ladder is a '层级' structure.

Tones Matter

Mandarin has many words that sound like 'céngjí' if you get the tones wrong. Practice the rising tones for both characters.

Character Tip

The character '层' (céng) has the '尸' (corpse/structure) radical on top. Think of it as the roof of a house with layers inside.

Nuance Check

Remember: '层级' = Hierarchy (System), '级别' = Rank (Specific point).

Professional Cues

If you hear '扁平化' (biǎnpínghuà), the next word you hear will likely be '层级' because they are opposites.

Formal Logic

In essays, use '逻辑层级' (logical hierarchy) to describe how your arguments are organized.

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روش یادسپاری

Think of a **C**ompany's **E**levator **N**ever **G**oing **J**ust **I**ndependently. It stops at every **Céngjí** (Level/Hierarchy) on the way up.

تداعی تصویری

Visualize a multi-layered wedding cake. Each layer is a '层', and the position of each layer (top, middle, bottom) represents its '级'. The whole cake is the '层级' structure.

شبکه واژگان

管理 (Management) 结构 (Structure) 行政 (Administration) 权力 (Power) 数据 (Data) 文件夹 (Folder) 社会 (Society) 等级 (Rank)

چالش

Try to describe your own family tree or your current workplace using the word '层级' in three different sentences.

ریشه کلمه

The character '层' (céng) originally referred to a multi-storied building or a house with multiple floors. The character '级' (jí) originally referred to the steps of a staircase or the threads used in silk weaving that were sorted by quality. Together, they form a compound that describes a system of 'steps' or 'layers'.

معنای اصلی: A series of steps or layers in a structure.

Sino-Tibetan

بافت فرهنگی

Be careful when discussing '社会层级' (social hierarchy) as it can be a sensitive political or social topic regarding inequality.

In English, 'hierarchy' can sometimes have a negative connotation of being rigid or outdated. In Chinese business, while '去层级化' is trendy, '层级' is often viewed as a necessary tool for maintaining order and clarity.

Max Weber's theory of Bureaucracy (often translated using '层级' in Chinese). The OSI 7-layer model (OSI七层层级模型). Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (马斯洛需求层级理论).

تمرین در زندگی واقعی

موقعیت‌های واقعی

Business/Management

管理层级
扁平化管理
跨层级沟通
决策层级

Technology/IT

层级结构
数据层级
导航层级
嵌套层级

Government/Politics

行政层级
中央层级
地方层级
权力层级

Sociology

社会层级
阶层流动
层级分化
身份层级

Logic/Writing

逻辑层级
内容层级
结构层级
论述层级

شروع‌کننده‌های مکالمه

"你觉得你们公司的管理层级多吗？ (Do you think your company has many management levels?)"

"扁平化管理和传统层级管理，你更喜欢哪种？ (Which do you prefer, flat management or traditional hierarchy?)"

"在你们国家，政府的行政层级是怎么划分的？ (In your country, how are the administrative levels of government divided?)"

"跨层级沟通在你的工作中常见吗？ (Is cross-hierarchical communication common in your work?)"

"你认为社会层级的存在是合理的吗？ (Do you think the existence of social hierarchy is reasonable?)"

موضوعات نگارش

描述你理想中的公司组织层级。 (Describe your ideal company organizational hierarchy.)

谈谈你对“去层级化”这一管理趋势的看法。 (Talk about your views on the management trend of 'de-layering'.)

分析你最喜欢的网站或APP的导航层级。 (Analyze the navigation hierarchy of your favorite website or app.)

反思你所在社会的社会层级以及它对个人的影响。 (Reflect on the social hierarchy in your society and its impact on individuals.)

写一段话，解释为什么在军队中必须有严密的层级。 (Write a paragraph explaining why there must be a strict hierarchy in the military.)

سوالات متداول

10 سوال

No, you should use '层' (céng) for physical floors. '层级' is reserved for abstract hierarchies or organizational levels. For example, '我住在三层' (I live on the 3rd floor) is correct, but '我住在三层级' sounds very strange.

It is formal. You'll find it in business reports, textbooks, and news. In casual conversation, people might just say '层' or '级' depending on the context, but '层级' is the professional way to say 'hierarchy'.

It means 'flat management.' It's a popular concept in modern business where a company tries to have as few '层级' (levels) as possible between the boss and the employees to speed up communication.

You use '跨层级' (kuà céngjí). For example, '跨层级沟通' means communicating with someone multiple levels above or below you in the company hierarchy.

'层级' usually refers to the system of levels (hierarchy), while '等级' often refers to the specific rank or grade of an item or person (e.g., quality of tea, rank in a game).

Yes, very often! It describes 'data hierarchies' (数据层级), 'file structures' (文件层级), and 'network layers' (网络层级). It's a key term in UI/UX design and database management.

Not at all. It can be used for any system with levels, including computer data, biological classifications, and even the structure of a logical argument.

You can say '减少层级' (jiǎnshǎo céngjí) or '简化层级' (jiǎnhuà céngjí).

The word itself is a noun. To express 'making something hierarchical,' you can say '层级化' (céngjíhuà).

While there isn't a single direct antonym, '扁平' (flat) is used to describe the lack of hierarchy, and '平等' (equal) describes a system where everyone is on the same level.

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