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去除 (qùchú) - use 除去 when emphasizing the act of removal, while 去除 can imply a more general sense of getting rid of.
Be careful not to confuse 除去 with similar terms like 除了 (chúle) which means 'besides' or 'in addition to.' 除去 is more definitive in removing or excluding items. It is more formal and typically used in written contexts or discussions rather than casual conversation.
While 除去 is not an HSK standard word, its components 除 and 去 are important in HSK levels 3 and 4. Students should focus on recognizing these characters in compound words and their meanings. Learning this word can enhance vocabulary related to problem-solving and decision-making.
Learners sometimes confuse 除去 with 除了 (chúle) and use it incorrectly when they mean 'besides.' For example, saying '除去这个' when they mean 'besides this' is incorrect; it should be '除了这个'.
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How to say to eliminate in Chinese
“to eliminate” in Chinese is除去
除去 (chúqù) means to eliminate or remove something. It is commonly used in contexts where something unwanted or unnecessary is being taken away or disregarded, such as in cleaning or problem-solving situations. The word can also imply 'except for' or 'apart from,' indicating things that are excluded from a group.
When to use 除去
Be careful not to confuse 除去 with similar terms like 除了 (chúle) which means 'besides' or 'in addition to.' 除去 is more definitive in removing or excluding items. It is more formal and typically used in written contexts or discussions rather than casual conversation.
除去 or something close to it
去除 (qùchú) - use 除去 when emphasizing the act of removal, while 去除 can imply a more general sense of getting rid of.
What learners get wrong
Learners sometimes confuse 除去 with 除了 (chúle) and use it incorrectly when they mean 'besides.' For example, saying '除去这个' when they mean 'besides this' is incorrect; it should be '除了这个'.
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Yes, you can say '我需要除去这个垃圾' (Wǒ xūyào chúqù zhège lājī) meaning 'I need to remove this garbage.'
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