[2024-09-23] Unlock Chinese Wisdom & Vocab! 🌟

祝福

zhu fu

In Chinese, blessings is translated to 祝福 (zhu fu). It is often used in the context of wishing health, happiness, and good fortune upon others during special occasions or general conversations.

Here's how to use it:

• 我对你的成功表示祝福。
  Wǒ duì nǐ de chénggōng biǎoshì zhùfú.
• 你的祝福我永远都不会忘记。
  Nǐ de zhùfú wǒ yǒngyuǎn dōu bù huì wàngjì.
• 我们每个人都给他送去祝福。
  Wǒmen měi gèrén dōu gěi tā sòng qù zhùfú.

举例说明

jǔ lì shuō míng

The Chinese word '举例说明' is used in the same context as the English word 'illustrate'. It is used to explain a specific situation or concept through a vivid instance or picture, aiming to make the context clear and understandable.

Here's how to use it:

• 我现在将举例说明这个问题。
  Wǒ xiànzài jiāng jǔlì shuōmíng zhège wèntí.
• 如果你还有疑问，我可以举例说明。
  Rúguǒ nǐ hái yǒu yíwèn, wǒ kěyǐ jǔlì shuōmíng.
• 举例说明你是如何决定的。
  Jǔlì shuōmíng nǐ shì rúhé juédìng de.

癌症

ái zhèng

In Chinese, '癌症' refers to the disease known as cancer and is used broadly to refer to various types of malignancies. It describes the presence of abnormal cells that divide uncontrollably and have the ability to infiltrate and destroy normal body tissue. Note that when discussing specific types of cancer, '癌症' will often be combined with the organ or type of cell it originates from.

Here's how to use it:

• 他被诊断出患有癌症
  tā bèi zhěn duán chū hàn yǒu ái zhèng
• 他坚持不懈地与癌症作斗争
  tā jiān chí bù xiè de yǔ ái zhèng zuò dòu zhēng
• 许多癌症的病因还是个谜
  xǔ duō ái zhèng de bìng yīn hái shì gè mí

高兴

gāo xìng

The Chinese word '高兴' is used similarly to the English word 'glad'. It expresses a state of happiness or pleasure. It is commonly used in daily conversations, and can be used in various situations to communicate positive emotional states. For example, you could say '我很高兴见到你' which translates to 'I'm glad to see you'.

Here's how to use it:

• 他看起来非常高兴。
  Tā kàn qǐlái fēicháng gāoxìng.
• 看你这么高兴，我也高兴。
  Kàn nǐ zhème gāoxìng, wǒ yě gāoxìng.
• 我很高兴帮助你。
  Wǒ hěn gāoxìng bāngzhù nǐ.

闻

wén

In Chinese, '闻' is used to denote the action of smelling something. It can be used both literally, such as smelling a flower, or figuratively, such as smelling trouble. Often, it can be combined with other characters to create more complex words or phrases related to the sense of smell.

Here's how to use it:

• 他闻起来很香。
  tā wén qǐlái hěn xiāng
• 这花闻起来很甜。
  zhè huā wén qǐlái hěn tián
• 我能闻到你的香水。
  wǒ néng wén dào nǐ de xiāngshuǐ

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