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几经

Word · VerbTraditional幾經

having gone through many times; after repeated

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

having gone through repeatedly; after many instances of

formal

Used to describe a process that has undergone many rounds, twists, or repeated efforts before reaching a result. It often comes before nouns indicating difficult events or procedures.

Zhè这
ge个
xiàng项
mù目
jǐ几
jīng经
bō波
zhé折
 ,
zhōng终
yú于
huò获
dé得
le了
pī批
zhǔn准
 。

This project, after many twists and turns, finally received approval.

Shuāng双
fāng方
dài代
biǎo表
jǐ几
jīng经
jiāo交
shè涉
 ,
zhōng终
yú于
dá达
chéng成
le了
xié协
yì议
 。

The representatives of both sides, after repeated negotiations, finally reached an agreement.

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Zhè这
bù部
xiǎo小
shuō说
jǐ几
jīng经
xiū修
gǎi改
 ,
cái才
dé得
yǐ以
chū出
bǎn版
 。

This novel was published only after going through many revisions.

Zhè这
zuò座
gǔ古
chéng城
jǐ几
jīng经
zhàn战
huǒ火
 ,
yī依
rán然
yì屹
lì立
bù不
dǎo倒
 。

This ancient city, having gone through many wars, still stands firm.