Tap any word above to look it up or add it to your review deck
Use “为了” plus a verb or clause to introduce the intention behind an action; the result clause explains what someone does to achieve that goal.
"晋灵公为了享乐，下令修建一座九层高台，引起了人民的强烈不满。"
Use “谁” to refer to anyone who performs an action and “就” to show the immediate consequence, often in warnings or threats.
"谁再来提意见，就杀谁。"
“先” introduces the first action; “然后”/“又” introduces what follows, marking a clear sequence of steps.
"他先在棋子上面摆了五个，第二层再摆三个，第三层摆一个。"
"先平摆在地上，然后又拿出九个鸡蛋，一个一个地放上去。"
“如果” sets up a hypothetical condition; “就” introduces the expected result or consequence.
"如果遭到外来侵略，咱们国家不就像这累起的鸡蛋一样危险吗？"
“比” introduces the standard of comparison and “更” emphasizes a higher degree, often used to compare safety, importance, etc.
"这不算危险，还有比这更危险的事呢。"
(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)
dangerous
(modal particle indicating change of state, situation now)
hen's egg
(literary) to administer; to deal with (Taiwan pr. [ting4])
(bound form) this; the (followed by a noun)
as much as; as many as
to exhibit
hither (directional complement for motion toward the speaker, as in 回來|回来[hui2 lai5])
to ask
no; not so
to give an order; to issue an order
to be (followed by substantives only)
no matter how ... (followed by an adjective or verb, and then (usually) 也[ye3] or 都[dou1] for emphasis)
Log in to leave a comment.
Loading comments...