报案

bào’àn

HSK 7

한자 분해

Usage of 报案

The verb 报案 specifically refers to reporting a case or incident to the police or relevant authorities. It is commonly used in contexts involving theft, accidents, or suspicious activities. When you use 报案, it implies a formal action of informing law enforcement.

Common Collocations

  • 报案 (the person reporting the case): refers to the individual who files the report.
  • 报案电话 (reporting phone number): the hotline or number to call for reporting.
  • 及时报案 (report promptly): emphasizes the importance of reporting without delay.

Register and Tone

报案 is a formal term used in official or legal contexts. It is not used casually for general reporting but specifically for notifying authorities about incidents requiring investigation.

Common Confusion

Do not confuse 报案 with 报告 (bàogào), which means to report or give a report in a broader sense, often in work or academic contexts. 报案 always involves notifying police or legal authorities about a case.

예문

他昨天去派出所报案了,因为他的自行车被偷了。

Tā zuótiān qù pàichūsuǒ bào’àn le, yīnwèi tā de zìxíngchē bèi tōu le.

He went to the police station to report a case yesterday because his bicycle

如果你发现可疑人物,应该及时报案。

Rúguǒ nǐ fāxiàn kěyí rénwù, yīnggāi jíshí bào’àn.

If you find suspicious people, you should report it promptly.

报案后,警方会派人来调查情况。

Bào’àn hòu, jǐngfāng huì pài rén lái diàochá qíngkuàng.

After reporting the case, the police will send someone to investigate the