Difference between revisions of "Complement "-huai le""
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The resultative complement 坏 (huài) is another one of those complements which can be uses literally and figuratively. | The resultative complement 坏 (huài) is another one of those complements which can be uses literally and figuratively. | ||
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| + | {{Basic Grammar|坏|B2|V + 坏了|你 这 次 话 说 得 太 重 了 ， 估计 把 他 气 <em>坏</em> 了。|grammar point|ASGT0GYL}} | ||
| + | {{Similar|Positive adjectives with "-ji le"}} | ||
| + | {{Similar|Negative adjectives with "-si le"}} | ||
| + | {{Similar|Resultative Complement "kai"}} | ||
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The resultative complement 坏 (huài) is another one of those complements which can be uses literally and figuratively.
Literally, it means "break":
- 自行车 被 他 摔 坏 了。
- 明明 是 你 弄 坏 的，还 怪 我！
However, figuratively it is a bit like the complement 死, and can be used to mean "extremely" in a positive and negative sense.
Here are some examples:
- 那 部 鬼片 把 我 吓 坏 了，睡觉 都 不 敢 关灯 了！
- 全 场 打 五 折，这 可乐 坏 了 顾客。
- 我 急 坏 了，我们 还 没 到 机场，离 起飞 却 只有 五分 钟了！
