fu1 jing3呼應呼应
Jyutpingfu1 jing3
Yalefū ying
Definition
To echo or work in concert with; to correspond to or complement each other.
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How it's used
Primarily used in formal or analytical contexts, such as discussing literature, design, or strategic coordination. It implies a deliberate connection where one element reinforces or mirrors another to create a sense of unity. While it can describe people working together, it is more commonly applied to abstract concepts or structural elements.
Examples
These two paragraphs are written with great coherence.
How do the two of them coordinate with each other?
Related words
Common phrases
the beginning and end echo each other
coordinated from within and without
Common mistake
Avoid using this to mean a literal sound echo, which is usually described as 回音 or 迴響. It is also not a direct synonym for agreeing with someone, which is better expressed as 同意 or 附和.
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Grammar guides
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