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已 (yǐ) is placed before a verb to indicate that an action has already been completed. It's more formal than 了 and commonly used in written Chinese, news, and official contexts.
"已与互联网巨头Kakao正式签署协议"
"双方均未披露协议的具体财务条款"
将 (jiāng) is placed before a verb to indicate a future action or plan. It's more formal than 会 and frequently used in written Chinese, especially in news reports and formal announcements.
"Upstage将收购Kakao持有的Daum运营商AXZ Corp.的全部股份"
"Kakao将获得Upstage的新股份"
根据 (gēnjù) means 'according to' or 'based on' and introduces the basis or source of information. It's followed by a noun phrase, then a comma, and then the main clause.
"根据协议，Upstage将收购Kakao持有的Daum运营商AXZ Corp.的全部股份"
的 (de) connects a modifier to a noun, showing possession, attribution, or description. In complex noun phrases, multiple 的 can be chained to show nested relationships.
"Kakao持有的Daum运营商AXZ Corp.的全部股份"
"协议的具体财务条款"
均未 (jūn wèi) means 'both/all have not' or 'neither/none have'. 均 means 'all/both equally' and 未 is a formal negation marker for completed actions. This pattern emphasizes that all parties mentioned have not done something.
"双方均未披露协议的具体财务条款"
really and truly
protocol
to acquire or take over (a company or equity); acquisition; takeover
stock
Internet
newly
CL:項|项[xiang4]
to hold (passport, views etc)
financial affairs; finance
(dialect) uncle (father's brother)
8th earthly branch: 1-3 p.m., 6th solar month (7th July-6th August), year of the Sheep
and
to sign (an agreement)
and
formal; official
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