|  | | | Hello Chinese enthusiast! In this issue, we're all set to tickle your funny bone with a joke ('谁是最坏的超级英雄? 失败的人!'), while teaching you some fascinating new words like 让, 车辆, 裂缝, 关键, and 连接. |
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| 让 ràng The Chinese word '让' is used the same way as 'let' in English. It means to allow or permit someone to do something. For example, '让我帮你' means 'let me help you'. Here's how to use it: | |
| 车辆 chē liàng In Chinese, '车辆' is used to refer to any wheeled vehicle that moves people or items from one place to another, like cars, buses, or trucks. It can also be used in a broader sense to include any type of transportation machine, like a bicycle or even a horse-drawn carriage. Here's how to use it: | |
| 裂缝 liè fèng In Chinese, '裂缝' refers to a fissure, a line of breakage made by cracking or splitting, like a crack on a wall or mirror. It can be used metaphorically to describe people who have a weakness that could cause them to fail. Here's how to use it: | |
| 关键 guānjiàn In Chinese, '关键' (guānjiàn) means critical or key. It can be used in many contexts similarly to the English word, from '关键问题' (key issue), '关键时刻' (critical moment), to '关键人物' (key person); it denotes something of most importance or the pivotal factor in a situation. Here's how to use it: 这是关键的问题。 zhè shì guānjiàn de wèntí. 成功的关键在于勤奋。 chénggōng de guānjiàn zàiyú qínfèn. 关键的因素是资源。 guānjiàn de yīnsù shì zīyuán. | |
| 连接 lián jiē The Chinese word '连接' is used similarly to the English word 'connect'. It can be used to indicate the idea of linking, attaching or joining two or more things together. For instance, in the context of internet or technology, '连接' may refer to establishing a network connection. In a social or relational context, '连接' may refer to establishing or making a connection or relationship with someone. Here's how to use it: 查询连接的状态。 cháxún liánjiē de zhuàngtài. 这个电线不能连接电视。 zhège diànxiàn bùnéng liánjiē diànshì. 连接打印机的电源。 liánjiē dǎyìnjī de diànyuán. | |
| 😆😆😆 谁是最坏的超级英雄? 失败的人! Shei shi zui huai de chaoji yingxiong? Shibai de ren! | |
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