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正巧 (zhèngqiǎo) is commonly used in Chinese sentences to express the idea of something happening luckily, fortunately, or by chance. It can also convey the meaning of being just in time or coincidentally.
Some common ways to use 正巧 in Chinese sentences include:
1. 正巧 (zhèngqiǎo) + Verb: This structure is used to express that something happened by chance or coincidence. For example: 我们正巧遇到了老朋友。(Wǒmen zhèngqiǎo yùdào le lǎo péngyou.) - We happened to run into an old friend.
2. 正巧 (zhèngqiǎo) + Adjective: This structure is used to express that something is luckily or fortunately a certain way. For example: 他正巧是个很好的人。(Tā zhèngqiǎo shì gè hěn hǎo de rén.) - He happens to be a very good person.
3. 正巧 (zhèngqiǎo) + Time/Event: This structure is used to express that something happened at just the right time or during a specific event. For example: 我们正巧在聚会的时候见面。(Wǒmen zhèngqiǎo zài jùhuì de shíhòu jiànmiàn.) - We happened to meet during the party.
4. 正巧 (zhèngqiǎo) + 了 (le): This structure is used to emphasize the idea of something happening by chance or coincidence. For example: 我们正巧看到了一场美丽的日落。(Wǒmen zhèngqiǎo kàn dào le yī chǎng měilì de rìluò.) - We happened to see a beautiful sunset.
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