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The term 唯独 (wéidú) translates to "only" or "alone" in English and is used to emphasize exclusivity in a statement. It often indicates that something is singularly true or that there are no exceptions.
When using 唯独 (wéidú) in a sentence, it typically precedes the subject or clause it modifies. For example, you might say:
- 唯独她喜欢这个地方。 (Wéidú tā xǐhuan zhège dìfang.) "Only she likes this place."
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1. 只有 (zhǐyǒu) - literally "only have," used to express the meaning of "only" or "solely" in a sentence.
2. 仅有 (jǐnyǒu) - similar to 仅仅, but with a more formal tone and often used in written language.
3. 唯有 (wéiyǒu) - can be translated as "only" or "solely," but with a more poetic or literary tone.
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