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挣 (zhèng) is typically used to refer to earning money or making a living. For example, one might say 我要挣钱 (wǒ yào zhèng qián) to mean "I want to make money".
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The character 挣 (zhèng) is relatively common in modern Chinese, particularly in contexts related to earning money or making a living. It is often used in informal conversations and written texts when discussing financial matters or the effort involved in making a living.
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Certainly! The Chinese verb 挣 (zhèng) can mean "to earn" or "to struggle to get free." Here are some commonly used synonyms along with their explanations:
1. 赚 (zhuàn) - This verb primarily means "to make a profit" or "to earn money." It is often used in a financial context, focusing on the aspect of gaining wealth or income.
2. 获取 (huòqǔ) - This term means "to obtain" or "to acquire." It can refer to gaining something through effort, and while it can include earning money, it is broader and can apply to obtaining various types of resources or benefits.
3. 挣脱 (zhèngtuō) - This verb means "to break free" or "to struggle free." It retains the connotation of struggle found in 挣 (zhèng) but emphasizes the action of escaping from a constraint rather than the act of earning.
4. 奋斗 (fèndòu) - This means "to strive" or "to fight." While it does not directly translate to "earn," it conveys the idea of working hard or struggling to achieve something, which can include financial success.
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