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将 (jiāng) is used before verbs to indicate future actions, similar to 'will' in English. It's more formal than 会 and commonly used in written Chinese, news, and official contexts.
"FF将向佛罗里达与内华达地区高端地产运营商Golden Hill交付首批机器人"
"公司将于2月27日正式开启2026年首个EAI机器人交付季并举办首次交付仪式"
This pattern expresses that as one thing increases or changes, another thing also increases or changes proportionally. Both parts use the same structure: 越 + adjective/verb.
"AI越繁荣，经济越萧条"
This pattern shows contrast between two clauses. 虽 (suī) introduces a concession, while 但 (dàn) introduces the contrasting main point. Note: Chinese uses both conjunctions, unlike English.
"触屏MacBook虽迟但到"
由 (yóu) introduces the agent in passive constructions, meaning 'by'. 提供 means 'to provide'. This structure is common in formal contexts to indicate who performs an action.
"本站由阿里云提供计算与安全服务"
让 (ràng) is a causative verb meaning 'to let/make/allow'. The structure is: 让 + person/thing + verb, indicating that the subject causes or allows someone/something to do an action.
"36氪APP让一部分人先看到未来"
hour
BC (e.g. 前293年)
CL:項|项[xiang4]
CL:篇[pian1],份[fen4]
science and technology
(used after a noun, verb or adjective to form a nominal expression, as in 皮革的[pi2 ge2 de5] "one made of leather" or 跑堂兒的|跑堂儿的[pao3 tang2 r5 de5] "a waiter (literally, one who runs back and forth in a restaurant)" or 新的[xin1 de5] "new one")
to give
city; town
to hand over
business establishment
monthly
to report (malefactors to the police)
coming
robot; android
to cooperate; to collaborate; to work together
popular; hot; in vogue
information
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