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The word "讨" (tǎo) can be used in various situations in conversation, depending on its specific meaning and context. Here are some examples:
1. To ask for or demand something: In this sense, "讨" (tǎo) is often used in the phrase "讨价还价" (tǎo jià huán jià), which means to bargain or negotiate. For example, "我和卖家讨价还价，最后买到了一个便宜的价格" (Wǒ hé mài jiā tǎo jià huán jià, zuìhòu mǎi dào le yīgè piányí de jiàgé) - "I bargained with the seller and finally got a cheap price."
2. To take a wife: In ancient times, "讨" (tǎo) was used to refer to the act of taking a wife. For example, "他去讨妻子了" (Tā qù tǎo qīzi le) - "He went to take a wife."
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