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| − | This is a potential complement that expresses you "can't do something." Don't confuse it with 不懂 as explained in [[The "-bu dong" (don't understand) Potential Complement]].
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| − | == Structure ==
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| − | The [[potential complement]] 不动 is used to express lack of physical ability to do something. This can be used not only with actions like walking, running or climbing, but even actions like eating and chewing.
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| − | It is used like this:
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| − | <div class="jiegou">
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| − | Subject + physical action + 不动
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| − | </div>
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| − | == Examples ==
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| − | <div class="liju">
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| − | * 我 走 <em>不动</em> 了，得 休息 一下！
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| − | * 等 等 我，我 爬 <em>不动</em> 了！
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| − | * 这个 牛排 根本 咬<em>不动</em>。
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| − | * 那 架 钢琴 很 重，他 肯定 搬<em>不动</em>。
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| − | </div>
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| − | Some less common examples (may depend on which region a speaker of China is from):
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| − | <div class="liju">
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| − | * 我 太 饱 了 ， 吃<em>不动</em> 了！
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| − | * 葛修远 已经 喝了 十瓶 啤酒 了，喝<em>不动</em>了！
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| − | </div>
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| − | ==See also==
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| − | * [[Potential complement "bu xia"]]
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| − | * [[Positive and negative potential complements]]
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| − | == Sources and further reading ==
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| − | === Books ===
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| − | # [[Integrated Chinese: Level 1, Part 2 (1st ed)]] (pp. 203)
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| − | [[Category:B1 grammar points]]
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| − | [[Category:Potential complement]]
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| − | {{Basic Grammar|不动|B1|V + 不动|我 太 累 了，走 <em>不 动</em> 了。|grammar point|ASG2C6Z7}}
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| − | {{Rel char|不}}
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| − | {{Rel char|动}}
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| − | {{Structure|Complements}}
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| − | {{Used for|Expressing impossibility}}
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| − | {{Subprop|Potential complement}}
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