句子
jù zǐ
sentence
In Chinese, '句子' means sentence. It is commonly used to refer to a set of words that is complete in itself, conveying a statement, question, exclamation, or command, and consisting of a main constant and sometimes one or more subordinate clauses. Like English, a Chinese sentence also has grammar and syntax that govern its structure.
Example sentences using: 句子
他的句子写得很好。
tā de jùzi xiě de hěn hǎo.
He writes very good sentences.
Used to compliment someone on their sentence writing skills.
我要一个复杂的句子。
wǒ yào yí ge fùzá de jùzi.
I want a complex sentence.
None
我正在写一个句子。
wǒ zhèngzài xiě yí ge jùzi.
I am writing a sentence.
This phrase is used when someone is in the process of writing a sentence.
这个句子太长了。
zhè ge jùzi tài cháng le.
This sentence is too long.
Used when someone feels that a particular sentence is too lengthy and could be shortened.
读这个句子。
dú zhè ge jùzi.
Read this sentence.
This is a command or request for someone to read a specific sentence.
这个句子你理解了吗？
zhè ge jùzi nǐ lǐjiěle ma?
Did you understand this sentence?
A person might say this to ask if someone else comprehends a particular sentence.
请给我一个句子的例子。
qǐng gěi wǒ yí ge jùzi de lìzi.
Please give me an example of a sentence.
This phrase is used when someone is requesting an example of a sentence.
你能重复那个句子吗？
nǐ néng chóngfù nà ge jùzi ma?
Can you repeat that sentence?
This is a request for someone to say a sentence again, perhaps because the speaker did not hear or understand it the first time.
这个句子的意思是什么？
zhè ge jùzi de yìsi shì shénme?
What is the meaning of this sentence?
This phrase is often used when someone wants to know the meaning of certain sentence.
对不起，我不懂这个句子。
duìbùqǐ, wǒ bù dǒng zhè ge jùzi.
Sorry, I don't understand this sentence.
This is an apology made when someone does not comprehend a certain sentence.