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The phrase 对了 (duì le) can have different meanings based on context, primarily conveying agreement or correctness. Here are some synonyms and antonyms for its various meanings:
Synonyms:
1. 没错 (méi cuò) - This means "correct" or "not wrong." It’s often used to affirm that something is accurate.
2. 对 (duì) - This simply means "right" or "correct" and can be used similarly to 对了 when confirming something.
3. 是的 (shì de) - This translates to "yes" or "that’s right," often used to affirm or agree with a statement.
Antonyms:
1. 错了 (cuò le) - This means "wrong" or "incorrect," directly opposing the affirmation of correctness implied by 对了.
2. 不对 (bù duì) - This is another way to say "not correct" or "wrong," which contrasts with the meaning of 对了.
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对了 (duì le) is used in conversation to indicate that the speaker is changing the topic of conversation. It is often used to introduce a new idea or opinion. For example, if someone is talking about their plans for the weekend and then wants to talk about their plans for the following weekend, they might say "对了，下周我要去旅行。" (duì le, xià zhōu wǒ yào qù lǚxíng). This translates to "By the way, I'm going on a trip next week."
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