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mutually; one-way action; check; surname
Meanings
4 senses · 17 examplesadverb
mutually; each other
Used to describe actions done between two or more parties.
The two of them help each other and make progress together.
I have known each other with him for ten years.
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The distance between the two countries is too far apart.
In this competition, the two teams are evenly matched.
The students shared their summer vacation stories with each other.
adverb
one-way action; from one side to the other
Used to indicate that the action is initiated by one party towards another.
To be honest, I did go there before.
The teacher persuaded him kindly, hoping he would correct his mistake.
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He drew his sword to help and saved the bullied child.
I will fully help you finish this project.
She told me through tears the secret she had hidden for many years.
noun
surname Xiang
A common Chinese surname.
Teacher Xiang gave us a lively Chinese language class today.
My neighbor's surname is Xiang, and he is a retired doctor.
verb
to check; to evaluate suitability
Most commonly used in match-making or selecting suitable items/people.
My parents arranged a blind date for me, hoping I can find a suitable partner.
He took a fancy to that red coat at first glance.
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Ancient emperors sent officials to inspect the people's conditions in different regions.
She liked the decoration style of this coffee shop.
There are many single young people looking for love at the blind date event.