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In everyday conversation, 前途 (qián tú) is used to refer to the outlook, future, or prospect of a person, situation, or thing. For example, one might say, “他的前途一片光明 (tā de qián tú yī piàn guāng míng)”, which translates to “His future is bright”. It can also be used to refer to the potential of something, such as “这个项目的前途无限 (zhè gè xiàng mù de qián tú wú xiàn)”, which translates to “This project has unlimited potential”.
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1. 前途光明 (qián tú guāng míng) - a bright future/outlook
This phrase is often used to describe a positive and promising future or outlook.
2. 前途未卜 (qián tú wèi bǔ) - an uncertain future/outlook
This phrase is used to describe a future or outlook that is unpredictable or unknown.
3. 前途无量 (qián tú wú liàng) - a limitless future/outlook
This phrase is used to describe a future or outlook that has endless possibilities and potential.
4. 前途渺茫 (qián tú miǎo máng) - a bleak future/outlook
This phrase is used to describe a future or outlook that is uncertain and unpromising.
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