The Chinese word '赶快' is often used in contexts where a sense of urgency is needed. It can be used to encourage someone to hasten their actions or to express a need for fast-paced movement or progress. Like its English counterpart 'hurry', '赶快' can be used as both a verb and an adverb in sentences.

The Chinese phrase '个人评估' refers to the process of evaluating oneself or one's situation. It is often used in contexts where individuals reflect on their strengths, weaknesses, and overall performance, such as in education, career development, or personal growth. This reflection helps individuals understand their current status and make informed decisions for improvement.

This term is used to signify a part of a film dealing with a specific event or series of connected events happening at one place and time.

The Chinese word '分裂' is used in a similar way to 'split' in English, often referring to distinguishable separation or division, either in a physical or abstract context. Just like in English, it can be used to describe anything from the division of cells (物理分裂) to a group of people breaking up (集団分裂).

In Chinese, '晚餐' is commonly used to refer to the evening meal, or what is often called 'dinner' in English. However, note that '晚餐' can be more formally used for meals that take place late in the evening, while '晚饭' is used casually or in daily conversation.

The Chinese word '后悔' refers to feeling sorry or sadness for something one has done or failed to do, just like 'regret' in English. It is used in similar contexts, whether in sentences such as 'I regret not going to the party' (我后悔没有去那个派对) or 'She regrets her decision' (她后悔她的决定).