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随时可见 (suí shí kě jiàn) - use this when emphasizing that something can be seen at any time, rather than in any place.
Be careful with the tone, as using the wrong tone can change the meaning entirely. This idiom is informal and often used in conversation rather than formal writing. Common collocations include '随处可见的现象' (omnipresent phenomenon) or '随处可见的广告' (ads seen everywhere).
Although this idiom isn't specifically tied to a single HSK level, it can be relevant for HSK 4 and above as it builds on understanding context and idiomatic expressions in Chinese. Focus on recognizing the components and practicing its usage in sentences.
Learners often confuse 随处可见 with similar phrases like '到处可见' (dàochù kě jiàn), which also means 'can be seen everywhere'. However, 随处可见 emphasizes the ease of finding something, while 到处可见 may imply a broader context. For example, instead of saying '随处可见的快乐' (omnipresent happiness), it's more natural to say '到处可见的快乐'.
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How to say can be seen everywhere in Chinese
“can be seen everywhere” in Chinese is随处可见
随处可见 (suí chù kě jiàn) translates to 'can be seen everywhere' or 'omnipresent'. It is commonly used to describe something that is so prevalent that it can be found in any place or situation, often referring to trends, behaviors, or objects in daily life.
When to use 随处可见
Be careful with the tone, as using the wrong tone can change the meaning entirely. This idiom is informal and often used in conversation rather than formal writing. Common collocations include '随处可见的现象' (omnipresent phenomenon) or '随处可见的广告' (ads seen everywhere).
随处可见 or something close to it
随时可见 (suí shí kě jiàn) - use this when emphasizing that something can be seen at any time, rather than in any place.
What learners get wrong
Learners often confuse 随处可见 with similar phrases like '到处可见' (dàochù kě jiàn), which also means 'can be seen everywhere'. However, 随处可见 emphasizes the ease of finding something, while 到处可见 may imply a broader context. For example, instead of saying '随处可见的快乐' (omnipresent happiness), it's more natural to say '到处可见的快乐'.
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Frequently Asked Questions about 随处可见
You can say, '在大城市里，随处可见的广告让人感到很烦' (In big cities, the ads that can be seen everywhere are quite annoying).
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