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In Chinese, the word "生锈" (shēng xiù) refers to the process of metal or other materials becoming corroded and covered with a reddish-brown substance called rust. This can happen when the metal is exposed to oxygen and moisture for a prolonged period of time.
The word "生锈" is often used in a negative context, as rust can cause damage and weaken the structure of objects. For example, you might say "这把刀生锈了" (zhè bǎ dāo shēng xiù le) meaning "This knife has rusted."
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1. 这把刀子已经生锈了。(Zhè bǎ dāozi yǐjīng shēngxiù le.) - This knife has already rusted.
2. 我的自行车链条生锈了，需要换一条新的。(Wǒ de zìxíngchē liàntiáo shēngxiù le, xūyào huàn yītiáo xīn de.) - The chain on my bicycle has rusted, I need to replace it with a new one.
3. 长时间暴露在潮湿的环境中会导致金属生锈。(Cháng shíjiān bàolù zài cháoshī de huánjìng zhōng huì dǎozhì jīnshǔ shēngxiù.) - Prolonged exposure to a damp environment can cause metal to rust.
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