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1. 情有可原 (qíng yǒu kě yuán): "There is a reason for it". This expression is used to explain why something happened, and implies that the person or situation involved should be forgiven or understood.
2. 情不自禁 (qíng bù zì jīn): "Unable to control one's feelings". This expression is used to describe a situation where someone is overwhelmed by their emotions and cannot help but express them.
3. 情绪激动 (qíng xù jī dòng): "Emotionally excited". This expression is used to describe a situation where someone is feeling very emotional and is unable to control their feelings.
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In everyday conversation, you won't use 情 (qíng) by itself. 情 (qíng) is often used to form other nouns to refer to feelings, emotions, and relationships. For example, one might say 爱情 to refer to the romantic love between two people. 情况 (qíngkuàng) is used to refer to the context of a situation and additionally.
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