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合适 (héshì) is used to describe something that is appropriate, suitable, right, or proper. It is often used in both informal and formal contexts, such as in business or legal documents or in casual conversations.
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适宜 (shìyí): suitable, appropriate, fitting;
合乎 (héhū): conform to, accord with;
适当 (shìdàng): appropriate, suitable, fit;
恰当 (qiàdàng): appropriate, suitable, fit;
合理 (hélǐ): reasonable, rational;
妥当 (tuǒdàng): appropriate, suitable, fit.
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合适 (héshì) is used to describe something that is appropriate or suitable for a particular situation. For example, you could say: 他的衣服很合适 (tā de yīfu hěn héshì) - His clothes are very suitable.
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The difference between 适合 (shìhé) and 合适 (héshì) lies in their usage.
适合 (shìhé) is a verb that means "to be suitable for" or "to fit," and is often used to describe whether something can be appropriate for a certain situation or person.
合适 (héshì), on the other hand, is an adjective that means "suitable" or "appropriate." It describes the quality of something being fitting or proper in a given context.
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