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Revision as of 05:35, 16 November 2011
受 (shòu) means "to receive" or "to obtain"; added before a verb puts the verb in the passive. A subject can be placed between the 受 and verb, as in the first example 受学生的欢迎.
Here are some examples:
- 张老师 很 受 学生 的 欢迎。
- 在 今天 的 中国 有钱人 很 受 尊重。
- 他 虽然 没有 受 到 过 教育，但是 知识 很 渊博。
受 can also be used with verbs of negative meaning, meaning "to suffer".
For example:
- 受了 老师 的 批评 之后，他 再 也 不 敢 迟到。
- 水灾 使 泰国 受 巨大 的 经济 损失。
