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出示 (chūshì) - use 出具 when referring to the issuance of official documents, whereas 出示 is more about showing or presenting something.
出具 is primarily used in formal or official contexts, so avoid using it in casual conversation. Be cautious with the tones; mispronouncing it could lead to confusion with other similar-sounding words. Common collocations include 出具证明 (to issue a certificate) and 出具文件 (to issue documents).
Although 出具 is not listed in HSK, it can be related to higher-level vocabulary concerning bureaucracy and documentation. Focus on learning this word alongside other terms related to official processes to enhance your comprehension of formal Chinese.
Learners often confuse 出具 with similar terms like 提供 (tígōng), which means 'to provide' but is less formal. For example, saying '我出具这个文件' (I issue this document) is correct, while '我提供这个文件' would be more suitable in less formal contexts.
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How to say to issue (document, certificate etc) in Chinese
“to issue (document, certificate etc)” in Chinese is出具
出具 (chū jù) means 'to issue' or 'to provide,' typically in the context of documents or certificates. It is commonly used in formal situations, such as when someone is required to produce official papers for verification or compliance purposes.
When to use 出具
出具 is primarily used in formal or official contexts, so avoid using it in casual conversation. Be cautious with the tones; mispronouncing it could lead to confusion with other similar-sounding words. Common collocations include 出具证明 (to issue a certificate) and 出具文件 (to issue documents).
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出示 (chūshì) - use 出具 when referring to the issuance of official documents, whereas 出示 is more about showing or presenting something.
What learners get wrong
Learners often confuse 出具 with similar terms like 提供 (tígōng), which means 'to provide' but is less formal. For example, saying '我出具这个文件' (I issue this document) is correct, while '我提供这个文件' would be more suitable in less formal contexts.
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You can 出具 various types of documents, such as certificates, reports, or official letters.
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