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时而 (shí'ér) is typically used to indicate that something happens or occurs intermittently or occasionally. It can also convey the idea of "sometimes" or "from time to time". It is often used in a similar way to the English phrase "at times".
For example:
- 我时而会感到孤独。(Wǒ shí'ér huì gǎndào gūdú.) - Sometimes I feel lonely.
- 这个城市的天气时而热，时而冷。(Zhège chéngshì de tiānqì shí'ér rè, shí'ér lěng.) - The weather in this city is sometimes very hot and sometimes very cold.
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时而 (shí'ér) is commonly used in spoken language to indicate that something happens occasionally or intermittently. It can also be used to express a change in behavior or mood.
Some specific contexts in which 时而 is used more than others include:
1. Describing weather patterns: 时而 can be used to describe weather that changes frequently or unpredictably, such as "时而晴天，时而下雨" (shí'ér qíngtiān, shí'ér xiàyǔ) meaning "sometimes sunny, sometimes rainy."
2. Talking about emotions: 时而 can be used to describe someone's changing emotions or moods, such as "他时而开心，时而沮丧" (tā shí'ér kāixīn, shí'ér jǔsàng) meaning "he is sometimes happy, sometimes depressed."
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