服气

fú qì

to be convinced

HSK 6

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

"服气" (fú qì) means to be convinced or to admit someone's superiority or correctness. It often implies a sense of respect or acceptance after some persuasion or demonstration.

Common Contexts

It is frequently used when someone acknowledges another person's ability, argument, or outcome, sometimes after initial doubt or resistance.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 服气 (to be convinced by someone): used to express respect or acceptance of someone's skill or opinion.
  • 服气 (not convinced): expresses disagreement or unwillingness to accept a result or opinion.

Nuances

Using "服气" shows a positive acceptance, often with a tone of admiration or respect. In contrast, "服气" conveys dissatisfaction or challenge. It is more formal and less casual than simply saying "相信" (believe).

Common Confusion

Do not confuse "服气" with "生气" (to be angry). Although both contain "", their meanings are quite different. "服气" is about acceptance, while "生气" is about anger.

예문

经过他的解释,我终于服气了。

Jīngguò tā de jiěshì, wǒ zhōngyú fúqì le.

After his explanation, I was finally convinced.

他这么有能力,大家都很服气。

Tā zhème yǒu nénglì, dàjiā dōu hěn fúqì.

He is so capable that everyone respects him.

我不服气这个结果,想再试一次。

Wǒ bù fúqì zhège jiéguǒ, xiǎng zài shì yīcì.

I am not convinced by this result and want to try again.