结果 jié guǒ
A result or outcome: what comes at the end of an exam, a match, a test or an effort. At the start of a clause it also means 'in the end, as it turned out'.
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A result or outcome: what comes at the end of an exam, a match, a test or an effort. At the start of a clause it also means 'in the end, as it turned out'.
To introduce one person to another, or to present and explain something to people who do not know it. Also 'to recommend' a doctor, a job or a restaurant.
To stay politely away from someone or something: you show respect but do not want to get close. Used for people who are difficult, powerful or risky to deal with.
To be stuck in a dilemma where going ahead and backing out are equally difficult. Used when every option has a serious cost.
Small amounts add up to a lot over time. Used to encourage saving money, learning a few words a day, or any steady small effort.