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Jyutpingcin1 zau6
Yalechīn jauh
動詞Uncommon

Definition

To yield, accommodate, or make compromises for someone.

colloquialpeopleemotion

How it's used

Focuses on the act of adjusting one's own preferences or plans to accommodate someone else's needs. It often carries a nuance of sacrificing personal comfort to maintain harmony in a relationship or social situation. While it can be a positive trait for conflict resolution, it is frequently used to describe a situation where someone is being taken advantage of or is being too passive.

Examples

You give in to him every single time, he will just get worse.
Let's all make some compromises, don't argue over these small things.

Common phrases

Common mistake

Learners often confuse this with 遷徙, which refers to moving or migrating. Also, avoid using it to mean simply 'agreeing' with someone, as it specifically implies a change or concession on your part to suit the other person.

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