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The adverb 多么 (duōme) translates to "how" or "to what extent" in English and is used to express an emphasis on the degree or intensity of a certain quality or situation. It is often employed in exclamatory sentences to highlight feelings, conditions, or characteristics.
多么 (duōme) can be related to other adverbs that express degree or intensity. For instance:
1. 非常 (fēicháng)** - meaning "very" or "extremely." While 非常 (fēicháng) indicates a high degree of something, 多么 (duōme) often carries a more emotional or rhetorical weight, emphasizing the extent of a quality.
2. 特别 (tèbié)** - meaning "especially" or "particularly." Similar to 非常 (fēicháng), 特别 (tèbié) indicates a notable degree but does not carry the same exclamatory force as 多么 (duōme).
3. 太 (tài)** - meaning "too" or "very." In contrast to 多么 (duōme), which can be used in more formal or literary contexts, 太 (tài) is commonly used in everyday speech to indicate excessiveness.
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多么 (duōme) is used to ask "how" or "to what extent" in a sentence. For example, 这里离北京有多么远？How far is this place from Beijing?
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