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The Chinese character "斤" (jīn) refers to a unit of weight that is equivalent to 500 grams or half a kilogram. While there are no direct synonyms for "斤" in terms of weight measurement, there are related terms that may be used in similar contexts.
1. 千克 (qiān kè) - This term means "kilogram" and is more commonly used in scientific or formal contexts. One kilogram is equal to two "斤" (jīn).
2. 克 (kè) - This is the term for "gram," which is a smaller unit of measurement. One "斤" (jīn) is equal to 1,000 grams.
3. * (liǎng) - In traditional Chinese measurements, "两" (liǎng) is used, where one "斤" (jīn) is equal to 16 "两" (liǎng). However, "两" (liǎng) is less commonly used in modern contexts.
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The word "斤" (jīn) is used as a measure word of weight, equal to 500g or half a kilo. For example, when buying fruit, you might say "我要一斤苹果" (wǒ yào yī jīn píngguǒ), meaning "I want one jin of apples".
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