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要领

HSK 7-9Word · NounTraditional要領

main point; essentials; key requirements

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

noun

main point; gist; essentials

Refers to the most important part or core idea of something.

Zhè这
piān篇
wén文
zhāng章
hěn很
cháng长
 ,
dàn但
tā他
hěn很
kuài快
jiù就
zhuā抓
zhù住
le了
yào要
lǐng领
 。

The article was long, but he quickly grasped the main point.

Tā他
jiǎng讲
huà话
bù不
dé得
yào要
lǐng领
 ,
dà大
jiā家
dōu都
méi没
tīng听
míng明
bai白
 。

He missed the point in his speech; no one understood it.

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Bào报
gào告
de的
yào要
lǐng领
zài在
yú于
fēn分
xī析
shì市
chǎng场
qū趋
shì势
 。

The gist of the report lies in analyzing market trends.

2.

noun

essentials; fundamentals; key requirements (of a movement)

technical

Specifically refers to the correct posture, form, or fundamental technique required for a physical or military drill movement.

Shè射
jī击
xùn训
liàn练
zhōng中
 ,
zhǎng掌
wò握
jù据
qiāng枪
de的
yào要
lǐng领
zhì至
guān关
zhòng重
yào要
 。

In marksmanship training, mastering the essentials of holding the rifle is crucial.

Jiào教
liàn练
fǎn反
fù复
qiáng强
diào调
yóu游
yǒng泳
de的
huàn换
qì气
yào要
lǐng领
 。

The coach repeatedly emphasized the key points of breathing in swimming.

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Xué学
xí习
zhè这
tào套
quán拳
fǎ法
 ,
shǒu首
xiān先
yào要
lǐng领
huì会
qí其
jī基
běn本
yào要
lǐng领
 。

To learn this set of martial arts, you must first understand its basic essentials.