明显

Tā míngxiǎn hěn xǐhuān zhè běn shū

He obviously likes this book very much

In this statement, '明显' is used to point out someone's strong liking for something which is evident or clear.

Nǐ de bǐ míngxiǎn shì lán sè de

Your pen is obviously blue

This phrase shows that the speaker is stating something that to them appears obvious, pointing out the color of someone's pen.

Tā de xíngwéi míngxiǎn yǒuxiē bù zhèngcháng

His behavior is clearly a bit abnormal

In this example, '明显' used to express that the speaker can clearly observe that someone's behavior is not normal.

Míngxiǎn de jìnzhang bèi wǒmen kàn dào le

We saw a noticeable progress

This phrase indicates that clear or significant progress has been observed by the speaker.

Tiānqì míngxiǎn biàn rè le

The weather has obviously become hotter

Here, '明显' is used to express that there is a clear or noticeable change in the weather.

Tā de biǎoqíng míngxiǎn hěn bù gāoxìng

His expression is obviously unhappy

In this sentence, '明显' is used to express that someone's facial expression clearly shows unhappiness.

Wǒ míngxiǎn bǐ nǐ gèzi gāo

I am obviously taller than you

This phrase shows a clear or obvious physical comparison between two people.

Zhège cài míngxiǎn shì zài guò xián le

This dish is obviously too salty

The speaker uses '明显' to express that the dish has too much salt, which is clearly noticeable.

Gōngzuò xiàolǜ míngxiǎn xiàjiàng le

Work efficiency has obviously decreased

This sentence is stating that there is a noticeable decrease in work efficiency.

Zhè cì kǎoshì wǒ míngxiǎn zhǔnbèi bùzú

I was obviously unprepared for this exam

This phrase is used when the speaker is clearly aware that they were underprepared for an exam.