Meaning and Usage
"喝彩" means to cheer or applaud enthusiastically, often in response to a performance, achievement, or speech. It conveys positive recognition and encouragement.
Common Contexts
It is commonly used in contexts such as sports events, performances, speeches, or any situation where people express admiration collectively.
Collocations and Patterns
- 喝彩声 (cheering sounds): refers to the collective noise of applause and cheers.
- 喝彩不断 (continuous cheering): describes ongoing applause.
- 为...喝彩 (cheer for...): used to specify the person or event being cheered.
Usage Notes
"喝彩" is a formal or literary term often used in written or formal spoken Chinese. In casual speech, people might say "鼓掌" (gǔzhǎng) for clapping or "欢呼" (huānhū) for cheering. Avoid confusing "喝彩" with "喝" alone, which means "to drink." Here, "喝" is part of a compound meaning "to shout out praise."
Meaning and Usage
"喝彩" means to cheer or applaud enthusiastically, often in response to a performance, achievement, or speech. It conveys positive recognition and encouragement.
Common Contexts
It is commonly used in contexts such as sports events, performances, speeches, or any situation where people express admiration collectively.
Collocations and Patterns
- 喝彩声 (cheering sounds): refers to the collective noise of applause and cheers.
- 喝彩不断 (continuous cheering): describes ongoing applause.
- 为...喝彩 (cheer for...): used to specify the person or event being cheered.
Usage Notes
"喝彩" is a formal or literary term often used in written or formal spoken Chinese. In casual speech, people might say "鼓掌" (gǔzhǎng) for clapping or "欢呼" (huānhū) for cheering. Avoid confusing "喝彩" with "喝" alone, which means "to drink." Here, "喝" is part of a compound meaning "to shout out praise."
Meaning and Usage
"喝彩" means to cheer or applaud enthusiastically, often in response to a performance, achievement, or speech. It conveys positive recognition and encouragement.
Common Contexts
It is commonly used in contexts such as sports events, performances, speeches, or any situation where people express admiration collectively.
Collocations and Patterns
- 喝彩声 (cheering sounds): refers to the collective noise of applause and cheers.
- 喝彩不断 (continuous cheering): describes ongoing applause.
- 为...喝彩 (cheer for...): used to specify the person or event being cheered.
Usage Notes
"喝彩" is a formal or literary term often used in written or formal spoken Chinese. In casual speech, people might say "鼓掌" (gǔzhǎng) for clapping or "欢呼" (huānhū) for cheering. Avoid confusing "喝彩" with "喝" alone, which means "to drink." Here, "喝" is part of a compound meaning "to shout out praise."