'通融' means to accommodate, make an exception, or bend the rules as a favor in special circumstances.
Expresses an exclusive necessary condition: 'Unless A, otherwise B' (without A, B will happen) or 'Only if A will B occur'.
Used to enumerate two primary reasons, objectives, or benefits for doing something ('firstly..., secondly...').
'明明' emphasizes an indisputable fact, followed by a rhetorical question expressing perplexity or disbelief at a contradictory outcome.
Used to denote an accidental action or mishap resulting in an awkward, embarrassing, or messy predicament.
'临...' indicates the moment right before departure/conclusion; '竟/竟然' highlights an unexpected surprise defying all assumptions.
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