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When using 大声 (dàshēng) in conversation, it is used to indicate that something should be said or done loudly. For example, if someone is speaking too quietly, you can say 大声说 (dàshēng shuō) to ask them to speak louder.
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In everyday life, 大声 is often used to describe someone speaking, shouting, singing, or making noise loudly. Sure! Here are some additional examples of how to use 大声 (dà shēng) in everyday life:
他大声地喊：“快点过来！” (Tā dà shēng de hǎn: "Kuài diǎn guò lái!") - He shouted loudly, "Come over here quickly!"
她大声唱歌。 (Tā dà shēng chàng gē.) - She sang loudly.
孩子们大声笑着。 (Hái zi men dà shēng xiào zhe.) - The children were laughing loudly.
请不要大声说话，别打扰到别人。 (Qǐng bú yào dà shēng shuō huà, bié dǎ rǎo dào bié rén.) - Please don't speak loudly and disturb others.
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The term 大声 (dàshēng), meaning "loudly," is appropriate in various contexts. Here are some scenarios where you might use it:
1. When cheering on a team or expressing excitement about an event, it's common to use 大声 (dàshēng) to encourage others to join in shouting or cheering.
2. When trying to highlight an important message or statement, you might instruct someone to say it 大声 (dàshēng) to ensure everyone hears and understands.
3. In noisy environments, such as concerts or busy streets, you might need to speak 大声 (dàshēng) to be heard clearly.
4. In educational settings, a teacher may ask students to read or respond 大声 (dàshēng) to engage the class and maintain attention.
contexts requiring discretion or calm would favor softer expressions.
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