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In everyday conversation, 痛快 (tòngkuài) is typically used to describe a feeling of joy or delight. It is often used to describe a situation that is simple and direct, or straightforward. For example, someone might say, "我吃得很痛快 (wǒ chī de hěn tòngkuài) - I ate to my heart's content."
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The term 痛快 (tòngkuai) means "happy" or "satisfied" in Chinese, and its meaning can be understood in a few ways. The character 痛 (tòng) does mean "pain," but in this context, it refers to a sense of relief or release from burdens, which can lead to happiness. Another way to explain it is that there is strong evidence of biological connections between the neurochemical pathways used for the perception of pain and pleasure.
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