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被动 (bèidòng) is an adjective that means "passive" in Chinese. It is used to describe a person or situation that is not taking action, but instead is being acted upon. For example, one might say 他的态度很被动 (tā de tàidu hěn bèidòng) to describe someone who is not taking initiative, but instead is waiting for others to take action. It can also be used to describe a situation in which one is not in control, such as 她被动地接受了他的决定 (tā bèidòng de jiēshòu le tā de juédìng) to describe someone who had to accept a decision that was made by someone else.
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被动 (bèidòng) expresses the idea of passivity or being acted upon. It is often used to describe a situation in which someone is not taking the initiative or is not in control of the situation. For example, 被动 (bèidòng) can be used to describe someone who is not taking the initiative in a relationship, or someone who is not in control of their own destiny.
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