JLPT N3

Usage of

The character is commonly used to mean "example," "instance," or "case." It often appears in phrases like 举 (to give an example) or (for example), which are essential for explaining or illustrating points in conversation and writing.

Common Collocations

  • (jǔ lì): to give an example
  • (lì rú): for example
  • (lì zi): example, instance

These collocations help speakers introduce examples clearly and naturally.

Nuances and Tips

When using , it usually refers to a concrete example or case that supports a statement. It is often paired with verbs like 举 (to raise) or used in set phrases. Avoid confusing with 类 (category/class), which has a different meaning.

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The word is neutral and widely used in both spoken and written Chinese, suitable for formal and informal contexts.

Example Sentences

Please give a specific example to explain your point.

This situation is a typical case.

For example, apples and bananas are both fruits.