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吉祥 (jí xiáng) is often used to describe a situation or event that is seen as lucky or auspicious. For example, one might say 我们的婚礼很吉祥 (wǒmen de hūnlǐ hěn jí xiáng) to describe a wedding that was seen as lucky or auspicious.
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吉祥 (jí xiáng) is a commonly used word in both formal and informal settings. It is often used to describe something that is lucky, propitious, or auspicious.
Other similar words that can be used in formal settings include 幸运 (xìng yùn) and 吉利 (jí lì), both of which mean "lucky" or "fortunate." In informal settings, words like 好运 (hǎo yùn) and 幸福 (xìng fú) can also be used to express good luck or happiness.
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A word that has a similar meaning to 吉祥 (jí xiáng) is 顺利 (shùn lì). While 吉祥 specifically conveys the ideas of being lucky, propitious, or auspicious—often in a cultural or celebratory context—顺利 refers more to smoothness or success in processes or endeavors, implying that things are going well or according to plan.
Another related term is 幸福 (xìng fú), which translates to happiness or good fortune. While 幸福 is more about a state of being or emotional well-being, it can also encompass the idea of being lucky in life.
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