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品茶 (pǐnchá) is used to refer to tasting tea, as opposed to drinking it. This term is commonly used in the context of tea ceremonies or tea tastings, where the focus is on appreciating the flavor, aroma, and quality of the tea.
The word 品 (pǐn) means "to taste" or "to sample", while 茶 (chá) means "tea". Together, 品茶 (pǐnchá) can be translated as "to taste tea" or "to sample tea". It is often used in a formal or refined setting, as it conveys a sense of appreciation and sophistication.
In contrast, the word 喝茶 (hē chá) is used to refer to drinking tea in a more casual or everyday context. While 品茶 (pǐnchá) emphasizes the act of tasting and savoring the tea, 喝茶 (hē chá) simply means to drink tea.
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Hi, Thank you for the comment!
We have added the suggested word & phrase to our dictionary.
- 品茗 (added as a synonym for 品茶)
- 一边儿品茶，一边儿聊天儿。 / 一邊兒品茶，一邊兒聊天兒。 [yi4 bianr1 pin3 cha2 , yi4 bianr1 liao2 tianr1 .] , (phr) (Someone) is sampling the tea, and at the same time engaged in chitchats.
Updates are available online on our website, they will appear in the app with the next update.
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