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生机 (shēng jī) is a commonly used term in modern Chinese that refers to vitality or life force. It is often used to describe the energy or liveliness of a person, group, or situation.
For instance, one might say "这个项目给了我们新的生机" (zhè gè xiàng mù gěi le wǒ men xīn de shēng jī), meaning "this project has given us new vitality." This could be used to describe a project that has brought new opportunities or possibilities for growth.
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1. 活力 (huó lì) - This word also means "vitality" and is often used to describe someone who is energetic and full of life. It can also refer to the energy or liveliness of a situation or event.
2. 生气 (shēng qì) - While this word can also mean "vitality," it is more commonly used to describe someone who is angry or upset. It can also refer to the energy or liveliness of a person or situation, but with a negative connotation.
3. 生命力 (shēng mìng lì) - Literally meaning "life force," this word is often used to describe the strength and resilience of a living organism. It can also refer to the vitality and energy of a person or situation.
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生机 (shēng jī) is appropriate to use in a sentence when referring to the vitality or life force of something. It can also be used to describe a sense of energy or liveliness.
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1. 这个城市充满了生机,到处都是年轻人。(Zhè gè chéngshì chōngmǎn le shēng jī, dàochù dōu shì niánqīng rén.) - This city is full of vitality, with young people's energy everywhere.
2. 这种植物具有强大的生机,即使在恶劣的环境下也能生存。(Zhè zhǒng zhíwù jùyǒu qiángdà de shēng jī, jíshǐ zài èliè de huánjìng xià yě néng shēngcún.) - This plant has a strong life force and can survive even in harsh environments.
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