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早就 (zǎo jiù) is typically used to indicate that something has already happened at an earlier time. It is often used in comparison to something that has happened more recently. For example, 我早就知道了 (wǒ zǎo jiù zhīdàole) meaning "I already knew it a long time ago".
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早就 (zǎo jiù) is a Chinese phrase that can be used to express the idea of "long ago". It literally translates to "already at an earlier time" and is used to refer to something that happened in the past. For example, one could say 我早就知道 (wǒ zǎo jiù zhīdào) to mean "I already knew long ago". It can also be used to express that something has been true for a long time, such as 我们早就是朋友 (wǒmen zǎo jiù shì péngyou) which means "We have been friends for a long time".
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