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初次 (chūcì) is used to indicate the first time something happens or is done. It can be used as an adverb or a noun.
As an adverb, it is often placed before a verb to indicate that something is happening for the first time. For example:
- 我初次来中国。(Wǒ chūcì lái Zhōngguó.) - This is my first time coming to China.
- 她初次尝试做蛋糕。(Tā chūcì chángshì zuò dàngāo.) - She is trying to make a cake for the first time.
Other related words include "第一次" (dì yī cì), which also means "the first time", and "首次" (shǒucì), which means "the first time" or "inaugural". Both of these words can be used interchangeably with "初次" in most cases.
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There are several other words and phrases in Chinese that can express a similar idea to 初次 (chūcì), meaning "the first time." Here are a few:
1. 第一次 (dì yī cì) - This phrase directly translates to "the first time" as well. It is commonly used to indicate that something is happening for the first time. It emphasizes the ordinal aspect of being the first.
2. 首度 (shǒudù) - This word means "for the first time" and carries a slightly more formal tone. It is often used in literary contexts or formal announcements.
3. 首次 (shǒu cì) - This term also means "for the first time," similar to 首度 (shǒudù). It is often used in formal contexts, like reports or statements, to denote a first occurrence.
These alternatives can reflect the idea of "the first time" in different contexts, allowing for nuanced expression depending on the situation.
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