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Put the object immediately after 把 to highlight how it is being handled; the verb phrase that follows describes what happens to that object, often with a result or change.
"楚王听别人说了他一些坏话，就把宋玉找来问道。"
Use 就 between two clauses to show that B happens immediately after or as a direct result of A.
"楚王听别人说了他一些坏话，就把宋玉找来问道。"
"后来他又唱起比较高深的《阳阿薤露》，跟着唱的就只有几百人了。"
Use 当 … 时 to mark the time when something happens; the clause after 当 describes the situation and the main clause states what occurs at that moment.
"当他再唱起高雅的歌曲《阳春白雪》时，跟着唱的就仅有几十人了。"
Use 越 before two adjectives or verbs to create a correlative structure showing that as the degree of the first increases (or decreases), the second clause changes accordingly.
"可见歌曲越是高深，能跟着唱的人就越少啊！"
Use 用 + noun + verb (often with 来) to say that one thing is used symbolically or metaphorically to stand for another thing.
"“阳春白雪”后来就用来代表高雅的文艺作品，用“下里巴人”代表通俗浅近的文艺作品。"
of; ~'s (possessive particle)
(pattern: 不[bu4] ... 就[jiu4] ...) if not ... then must be ...
to chant
CL:個|个[ge4],位[wei4]
(of eyes) bright
song
(adverb for emphatic assertion)
to have; there is
(used for emphasis) anyway
might possibly
particle indicating that a previously asked question is to be applied to the preceding word ("What about ...?", "And ...?")
dainty
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