果
fruit; result; indeed; resolute
Meanings
6 senses · 27 examplesnoun
fruit; (colloquial) fruit (as food)
Often used with measure word "个" or "颗", colloquially shortened in fixed phrases like "水果".
This apple is fresh fruit.
It blooms in spring and bears fruit in autumn.
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Mom bought lots of fresh fruits.
The fruit trees by the road are full of fruits.
You can't eat this kind of wild fruit casually.
noun
result; outcome; consequence
neutralUsed in formal and neutral contexts, often paired with "因" to form "原因" and "结果".
Plant melons and you get melons, plant beans and you get beans; every cause has its effect.
The cause and effect of this matter are very complicated.
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His hard work paid off with a successful outcome.
The result of this competition was surprising.
We should pay attention to the causal relationship of things.
noun
surname Guo
A common Chinese family name.
Teacher Guo is on leave today.
I know a friend whose surname is Guo.
adjective
resolute; decisive; determined
formalUsed to describe a person's character or decision-making style.
He acts decisively and never procrastinates.
Facing the crisis, he made a resolute choice.
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As a leader, you need resolute courage.
Her decisiveness helped the team get through the difficult time.
He is a person who dares to take responsibility.
adverb
as expected; indeed; sure enough
neutralUsed to confirm that a previously predicted situation has come true, often placed at the beginning or middle of a sentence.
The weather forecast said it would rain today, and sure enough it did.
As expected, he was late indeed.
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I guessed he would come, and sure enough he did.
This method indeed works.
He indeed lived up to everyone's expectations.
verb
to prove; to confirm; to turn out
formalOften used in the structure "如~" to mean "as expected" or "just as expected".
As expected, the project was completed on schedule.
His ability is indeed strong, just as everyone said.
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The difficulty of this exam is just as the teacher said.
The development of things is just as we expected.
His approach achieved success just as expected.