shúrén
acquaintance
This word is used to refer to someone you know slightly, but are not close friends with. It is a common word to introduce the relationship of not-close friends.
Tā shì wǒ zài diànyǐngyuàn yù dào de shúrén.
He is a friend I met at the cinema.
In this sentence, '熟人' is used to indicate a person the speaker is familiar with, met at the cinema. It is used in the context of recognizing someone in a public place like a movie theater.
Wǒmen shì tōngguò diànyǐng àihào zhě jùlèbù chéngwéi shúrén de.
We became friends through a movie lovers club.
Here, '熟人' refers to a friendship or acquaintance formed through a mutual interest, in this case, movies. The sentence is about the beginnings of a relationship.
Shúrén tuījiàn le yībù hǎokàn de diànyǐng gěi wǒ.
A friend recommended a good movie to me.
'熟人' can refer to a wide range of relationships, from close friends to mere acquaintances. In this context, a friend or acquaintance is giving movie recommendations, which is a common social interaction.
Shúrén zài nà bù diànyǐng zhōng dānrèn dǎoyǎn.
A friend served as the director in that movie.
In this sentence, '熟人' means that the speaker personally knows the director of the movie, highlighting a personal connection to the movie.
Wǒ péi shúrén kàn le yībù kǒngbù diànyǐng.
I accompanied a friend to watch a horror movie.
'熟人' in this sentence represents the person with whom the speaker watched the horror movie. Watching a movie with friends is a common social activity.
Nà wèi shúrén shì yī wèi chūsè de diànyǐng pínglùn jiā.
That friend is an excellent movie critic.
'熟人' in this context refers to someone the speaker knows who is prominent in their field. It shows that the speaker respects their professional opinion about movies.
Shúrén gàosù wǒ, zhè bù diànyǐng hěn zhí dé yī kàn.
A friend told me, this movie is very worth watching.
In this sentence, '熟人' refers to a person who is sharing their opinion and recommendation about a movie with the speaker.
Shúrén yāoqǐng wǒ qù kàn tāmen de diànyǐng shǒu yìng shì.
A friend invited me to their movie premiere.
In this case, '熟人' is someone who has a degree of personal relationship with the speaker to invite them to a significant event like a movie premiere.
Wǒ hěn xǐhuān hé zhèxiē shúrén yīqǐ pínglùn diànyǐng.
I enjoy discussing movies with these friends.
In this sentence, '熟人' refers to a group of people with whom the speaker has shared interests, in this case, movie discussions. It suggests that they have frequent interaction or engagement.
Shúrén wèi wǒ jiěshì le diànyǐng zhōng de nàgè fùzá qíngjié.
A friend explained that complicated plot in the movie to me.
In this context, '熟人' is someone who helps in understanding parts of a movie that the speaker found confusing or complex. It illustrates a common interaction between movie fans.