等级

Tā de děngjí bǐ wǒ gāo yī gè jíbié.

His level is one level higher than mine.

In this phrase, the pattern 'A比B + adjective' (A bi B + adjective) is used to express that A is more adjective than B. The adjective in this case is 'high', referring to the level, and then 'level' is expressed by '等级'.

Děngjí zài yóuxì zhōng shì hěn zhòng yào de.

The level is very important in the game.

Here the word '等级' is used to describe the importance of something (level) in a specific context (the game).

Zhège rènwu de děngjí hěn gāo.

The level of this task is very high.

In this sentence '等级' is used to express the difficulty (level) of a task, where high level means high difficulty.

Tā de yīngyǔ děngjí zhēn bùcuò.

His English level is really good.

In this case, '等级' is used to express the proficiency (level) of someone in a particular field or skill (English).

Nǐ xūyào tígāo nǐ de děngjí.

You need to increase your level.

Here '等级' is used to suggest improvement or increase in certain field or characteristic. Generally, it is used in the context of games or skills.

Gōngsī de děngjí tǐxì.

The company's level system.

In this context, '等级' is used to explain hierarchy or ranking explained as a system in a company.

Tā de jìnéng děngjí zhēn gāo.

His skill level is really high.

In this phrase, '等级' is used to signify the proficiency or adeptness in some skills. The higher the level, the better the skill.

Děngjí yuè gāo, yuè nán.

The higher the level, the more difficult it is.

In this sentence, '等级' is used in the context of challenge or difficulty, stating the fact that as the level increases, the difficulty does too.

Tā jiùshì yī děngjí de xuézhě.

He is a first-class scholar.

In this case, '等级' is used with reference to a noun (scholar), suggesting a high rank or grade of the subject.

Nǐ de nénglì děngjí shì duōshǎo?

What is your ability level?

In this context, '等级' is used to inquire about the proficiency or skill level of someone.