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biǎo yáng
v. to praise, to commend
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Simplified Chinese

Traditional Chinese

Simplified stroke orders are based on the 'Standard of National Commonly-used Mandarin Chinese Characters (现代汉语通用字笔顺规范)', issued by the China National Language and Character Working Committee (国家语言文字工作委员会) on April 7th 1997. Traditional stroke orders are based on information issued by the Taiwan Ministry of Education.
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tā chéng jì hén hǎo, jīng cháng bèi lǎo shī biǎo yáng .
phr. Her results are very good and she is often praised by her teachers for her good grades.
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fā xiàn rén de yōu diǎn, jiù yīng gāi yú yí biǎo yáng
phr. The advantage should be pointed out when we found it.
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tā de xiáng fá hěn dú tè, huò dé le líng dǎo de biǎo yáng .
phr. Her ideas were so distinct that she won praise from the leader.
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lǎo shī duì tā de biǎo xiàn yú yí biǎo yáng .
phr. The teacher gave praise to him based on his behavior.
shòu biǎo yáng
phr. to be praised
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xiǎo míng xǐ huan bāng zhù bié rén, lǎo shī biǎo yáng le tā .
phr. Xiaoming likes helping others. The teacher praised him.
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tā jīng cháng dé dào xiào zhǎng de biǎo yáng .
phr. He always gets compliments from the headmaster.
huò dé biǎo yáng
phr. to be praised, to receive compliment
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guò duō de biǎo yáng kě néng huì gěi hái zi dài lái yā lì .
phr. Excessive praising may bring stress to children.