镜子

jìngzi

mirror

HSK 4

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Usage of 镜子 (jìng zi)

镜子 primarily means "mirror," a common household object used to reflect images. It is often used in daily life contexts such as personal grooming or interior decoration.

Common Collocations

  • 镜子 (zhào jìng zi): to look in the mirror, often used when talking about checking one's appearance.
  • 镜子 (dà jìng zi): big mirror, used to describe size and function.

Nuances and Tips

镜子 is a straightforward noun without complex grammatical functions. However, it can be used metaphorically to suggest self-reflection or introspection, as in the example about reflecting inner thoughts. When using 镜子, the verb (to reflect/look) is commonly paired with 镜子.

Avoid confusing 镜子 with 眼镜 (yǎn jìng), which means "glasses" (spectacles). Although both contain , their meanings differ significantly.

예문

她每天早上都会照镜子整理头发。

Tā měi tiān zǎo shang dōu huì zhào jìng zi zhěng lǐ tóu fa.

She looks in the mirror every morning to fix her hair.

这个房间里有一面大镜子,可以照全身。

Zhè ge fáng jiān lǐ yǒu yī miàn dà jìng zi, kě yǐ zhào quán shēn.

There is a big mirror in this room that can reflect the whole body.

镜子不仅能照出外表,也能让人反思内心。

Jìng zi bù jǐn néng zhào chū wài biǎo, yě néng ràng rén fǎn sī nèi xīn.

A mirror not only reflects the outside appearance but also allows people to