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Pronunciation : cái
Meaning :
  1. ability; talent. (n)
  2. a capable person. (n)
  3. just. (adv)
  4. not … until. (adv)
  5. only … if. (adv)
  6. only after. (adv)
  7. only. (adv)
  8. really; actually. (adv)
Radical :
Strokes : 3
Traditional :
Usage : 40.8%
Common Words / Phrases:
1.
才能
cái néng
: ability
2.
刚才
gāng cái
: just now
3.
人才
rén cái
: talent
4.
口才
kǒu cái
: eloquence
5.
天才
tiān cái
: genius
Sentences:
1. Have you got a talent for painting?
yǒu huì huà de cái néng ma
: you
: have
绘画 : painting
: (particle) used after an attribute
才能 : talent
: question marker
2. He is an unusually talented person.
shì nán de rén cái
: he
: is
: measure word
难得 : hard to come by, rare
: (particle) used after an attribute
人才 : talent, a capable person
3. What were you alluding to just now?
gāng cái zhǐ de shì shí me
: you
刚才 : just now
: indicate, point out, refer to
: (particle) used after an attribute
: is
什么 : what
4. It was after dark when they got home.
tiān hēi hòu men cái dào jiā
: sky
: dark
以后 : after
他们 : they
: only
: reach
: home
5. Now this is really good!
zhè cái hǎo ne
: this
: really
: good
: (particle) used at the end of a declarative sentence to reinforce the assertion
6. I saw him only yesterday.
zuó tiān cái jiàn dào
: I
昨天 : yesterday
: only
: see
: used as a verb complement to show the result of an action
: him
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