zit3 bou3 pan4 cyun4捷報頻傳捷报频传

Jyutpingzit3 bou3 pan4 cyun4
Yalejit bou pàhn chyùhn
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Definition

To receive or hear good news one after another; reports of victory pouring in.

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How it's used

This is a formal idiom that carries a sense of excitement and momentum, often used in professional or competitive contexts. While it describes a series of positive updates, it is rarely used in casual, everyday conversation between friends unless one is being intentionally dramatic or humorous. It implies a sustained period of success rather than a single lucky break.

Examples

The company has been getting good news lately, everyone is very happy.
Is there a constant stream of good news coming from the sports meet?

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Common mistake

Learners often mistakenly use this phrase to describe personal daily life updates, but it sounds unnatural in casual settings. It is best reserved for reports, news updates, or formal announcements regarding teams, companies, or large-scale projects.

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