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The stone radical (石) is commonly used in Chinese characters that have meanings related to stones, rocks, or hard objects. If it helps you memorize the shape of this character, you may think in this way - 碰 (pèng) has the stone radical because it is related to the concept of collision or impact.
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1. 撞 (zhuàng): to bump into; to collide with; to run into
2. 遇见 (yùjiàn): to meet; to encounter
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Here are some common phrases that use 碰 (pèng) along with their explanations:
1. 碰面 (pèng miàn) - This phrase means "to meet" or "to come across someone." It emphasizes the act of encountering someone in person.
2. 碰运气 (pèng yùn qì) - This phrase translates to "to try one's luck." It implies taking a chance or attempting something uncertain in the hope of a favorable outcome.
3. 碰壁 (pèng bì) - This phrase means "to hit a wall." It can refer to encountering obstacles or difficulties in a situation or a plan.
4. 碰撞 (pèng zhuàng) - This refers to "collision" or "impact." It describes the action of two objects coming into contact forcefully.
5. 碰巧 (pèng qiǎo) - This means "by coincidence" or "by chance." It indicates a situation where something happens unexpectedly, often in a fortunate manner.
Each of these phrases utilizes the core meaning of 碰 (pèng) about physical contact or chance encounters, but they can also convey more abstract ideas related to luck and obstacles.
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