倾诉

qīngsù

to say everything (that is on one's mind)

HSK 7

한자 분해

Understanding 倾诉

The verb 倾诉 means to pour out one's heart or confide deeply in someone, often about personal feelings or troubles. It implies a sense of trust and emotional openness.

Usage in Conversation

倾诉 is commonly used when talking about sharing worries, feelings, or secrets with close friends or family. It often carries a therapeutic nuance, suggesting that expressing these feelings can relieve stress.

Common Collocations

  • 朋友倾诉 (confide in friends): emphasizes the listener as a trusted friend.
  • 倾诉烦恼 (pour out troubles): focuses on sharing worries or problems.
  • 倾诉心声 (express heartfelt thoughts): highlights sincere emotional expression.

Register and Tone

倾诉 is neutral and suitable for both spoken and written Chinese. It is often used in emotional or intimate contexts rather than formal or official ones.

Avoiding Confusion

Do not confuse 倾诉 with 诉说, which also means to tell or narrate but is less intimate. 倾诉 specifically implies emotional sharing or confiding.

예문

她喜欢向朋友倾诉自己的烦恼。

Tā xǐhuān xiàng péngyǒu qīngsù zìjǐ de fánnǎo.

She likes to confide her troubles to her friends.

有时候,倾诉可以减轻心理压力。

Yǒu shíhòu, qīngsù kěyǐ jiǎnqīng xīnlǐ yālì.

Sometimes, confiding can relieve psychological pressure.

他向我倾诉了他最近的工作压力。

Tā xiàng wǒ qīngsù le tā zuìjìn de gōngzuò yālì.

He confided in me about his recent work stress.