hap6 fu4 lo4 cap1合乎邏輯合乎逻辑
Jyutpinghap6 fu4 lo4 cap1
Yalehahp fùh lòh chāp
Definition
Logical; conforming to the rules of logic.
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How it's used
This phrase is primarily used in formal or analytical contexts rather than casual conversation. While it is perfectly understandable, native speakers often prefer simpler alternatives like 講得通 or 合理 when discussing everyday situations. It carries a slightly academic or argumentative tone, often appearing in debates or when critiquing someone's reasoning.
Examples
What he said is completely illogical.
Do you think this arrangement is logical?
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Common mistake
Learners often overuse this in casual settings where it sounds overly stiff or pedantic. If you want to say something makes sense in a normal conversation, use 講得通 instead.
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