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according to; frequently; still
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to follow; to act according to
formalOften used in fixed phrases or formal written contexts.
We will handle this old archive according to the principle of keeping it as it is.
This old shop follows its original business model and is loved by regular customers.
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The meeting decided to keep the original rules and regulations unchanged.
The celebration methods for this traditional festival remain the same with little change.
The school's schedule remains unchanged with no adjustments.
adjective
frequently; repeatedly
literaryUsed exclusively in classical or formal written Chinese, not in daily spoken language.
The frequent recent heavy rains have brought great pressure on the city's drainage system.
This writer has won awards repeatedly in recent years and made a mark in the literary world.
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Due to frequent epidemic rebounds,各地 had to re tighten prevention and control measures.
This frequent noise has seriously affected the daily lives of residents.
Frequent wars in history left the people homeless and displaced.
adverb
still; yet; nevertheless
neutralUsed in daily spoken and written Chinese to indicate that a situation continues unchanged despite external factors.
Although we have worked hard for a long time, we still need to keep going.
He has been sick for three days and still hasn't recovered, so he had to go to the hospital.
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Despite encountering many difficulties, he still sticks to his dream.
Although this old clothes is torn, he still can't bear to throw it away.
There is only one week left before the exam, and we still need to review carefully.