反差

fǎnchā

contrast; discrepancy

HSK 7 — —

한자 분해

Understanding 反差

The word 反差 refers to a noticeable difference or contrast between two things, often highlighting opposing qualities or characteristics. It is commonly used in contexts such as describing contrasts in personality, visual differences like light and shadow, or thematic oppositions in stories and art.

Usage and Nuance

When using 反差, speakers often emphasize the striking or unexpected nature of the difference. For example, contrasting a person's serious work demeanor with their humorous personal life creates a vivid image of 反差. It is a neutral term but often carries a sense of surprise or interest.

Common Collocations

  • 黑白反差 (black-and-white contrast): used in photography or design to describe tonal differences.
  • 性格反差 (personality contrast): highlights differences in someone's character traits.
  • 反差很大 (big contrast): emphasizes a strong or obvious difference.

Avoiding Confusion

Do not confuse 反差 with 差异, which also means difference but is more formal and used in academic or technical contexts. 反差 is more about vivid, perceptible contrasts rather than abstract differences.

예문

这部电影中主角的善良和反派的残忍形成了强烈的反差。

Zhè bù diànyǐng zhōng zhǔjiǎo de shànliáng hé fǎnpài de cánrěn

In this movie, the kindness of the protagonist and the cruelty of the

照片的黑白反差让画面更加有层次感。

Zhàopiàn de hēibái fǎnchā ràng huàmiàn gèngjiā yǒu céngcì gǎn.

The black-and-white contrast in the photo makes the image more layered.

他的性格反差很大,工作时严肃,生活中却很幽默。

Tā de xìnggé fǎnchā hěn dà, gōngzuò shí yánsù, shēnghuó zhōng què hěn

His personality has a big contrast; he is serious at work but very humorous