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Used to explicitly include something in a broader category or list. '包括' means 'including' and '在内' emphasizes 'within/inside'. Often used in formal or written Chinese.
"包括遗产税在内，他最终可能要缴纳数万亿美元的税款"
Emphasizes that something exceeds all others in a comparison. '比' introduces the comparison object, and '都' (all/even) adds emphasis. Structure: 比 + comparison object + 都 + adjective/verb.
"我曾一年纳税超过100亿美元，比历史上任何人都多"
Introduces a conditional clause meaning 'if'. The main clause follows, sometimes with '就' or '那么'. '的话' is optional and adds emphasis to the condition.
"如果我行使并出售股票期权，联邦和州所得税的综合税率约为45%"
A transitional phrase meaning 'overall' or 'in summary', used to introduce a conclusion or general statement after presenting details. Common in formal speech and writing.
"总的来说，我最终可能要缴纳数万亿美元的税款"
A prepositional phrase meaning 'regarding' or 'about'. '关于' introduces the topic, and '的' connects it to the following noun. Used to specify what something relates to.
"马斯克周四在X上回应网友一条关于富人是否支付了公平税额的帖子"
also pr. [di4] or [di5] in poetry and songs
I; me; my
to pay (taxes etc)
(of sb or sth) to be (located) at
(bound form) to demand; to coerce
probable
final; ultimate
used in 上聲|上声[shang3 sheng1]
(used for emphasis) even
invitation
also
fair
(included) in it
many; much; more; a lot of
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