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现场 (xiànchǎng) - literally means "on the scene" or "on-site", can also be used to describe being physically present at a location to observe or participate in something.
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Sure! Here’s an example using 实地 (shí dì):
我们计划下个月去实地考察这个项目。 (Wǒmen jìhuà xià ge yuè qù shídì kǎochá zhège xiàngmù.) Translation: We plan to conduct an on-site inspection of this project next month.
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Yes, you can use 实地 (shídì) in formal situations. The term means "on the spot" or "in real earnest," and it is often used in contexts such as research, inspections, or evaluations where a direct, real-world application or observation is necessary.
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