Links two qualities or actions that occur at the same time and are similar or complementary (both positive or both negative).
Expresses a fairly high degree in casual speech, similar to 'very' (很) or 'quite' (比较).
Expresses whether an action can or cannot be completed, or whether capacity/endurance allows it (e.g. able to finish eating or not, able to walk there or not).
Indicates two actions in immediate succession ('as soon as...'), or a habitual condition–result relation ('whenever... then...').
'这么' before an adjective expresses a high degree with an exclamatory, slightly exaggerated tone that makes speech more vivid.
Indicates a milder degree than '有一点儿', often used for gentle suggestions or describing small flaws.
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