迹象
A sign, indication, or trace that something is present or about to happen. It is often used when observing trends or symptoms.
예시
3 / 5天上的乌云是下雨的迹象。
The dark clouds in the sky are a sign of rain.
市场出现了一些好转的迹象。
The market has shown some signs of improvement.
他没有任何生气的迹象。
He showed no signs of being angry.
어휘 가족
암기 팁
迹 (jì) as in 'trace/footprint' and 象 (xiàng) as in 'appearance'. A trace of an appearance.
빠른 퀴즈
病人的身体状况已经有了好转的___。
정답!
정답은: 迹象
예시
天上的乌云是下雨的迹象。
everydayThe dark clouds in the sky are a sign of rain.
市场出现了一些好转的迹象。
businessThe market has shown some signs of improvement.
他没有任何生气的迹象。
informalHe showed no signs of being angry.
警方在现场发现了一些可疑的迹象。
formalThe police found some suspicious signs at the scene.
这些数据是气候变暖的明确迹象。
academicThese data are clear signs of global warming.
어휘 가족
자주 쓰는 조합
자주 쓰는 구문
没有迹象表明
there is no sign to indicate
迹象显示
signs show that...
种种迹象表明
all signs point to...
자주 혼동되는 단어
证据 is solid proof (evidence), while 迹象 is a more subtle or preliminary sign (indication).
사용 참고사항
Used when you are making an observation but don't have absolute proof yet.
자주 하는 실수
Learners sometimes use '现象' (phenomenon) when they mean '迹象' (hint/sign).
암기 팁
迹 (jì) as in 'trace/footprint' and 象 (xiàng) as in 'appearance'. A trace of an appearance.
어원
Trace + image/phenomenon.
문법 패턴
빠른 퀴즈
病人的身体状况已经有了好转的___。
정답!
정답은: 迹象
관련 어휘
IELTS Academic 관련 단어
抱负
B1A strong desire to achieve something great; ambition or high aspirations for one's life or career.
获取
B1To obtain or acquire something, especially through effort or a specific process. It is commonly used in academic contexts regarding data collection or gaining knowledge.
引发
B1To trigger, provoke, or give rise to a reaction, event, or discussion. It often describes the starting point of a chain reaction or a public response.
途径
B1A way, channel, or approach to achieving a goal or obtaining something. It is more formal than '路' (road) or '方法' (method).
逐步
B1Moving forward step by step or gradually. It implies a systematic or controlled progression over time.
幅度
B1The range, scope, or extent of a change or vibration. It is often used to describe how much a price or value fluctuates.
差距
B1The gap, disparity, or difference between two things, often implying an inequality in level, quality, or quantity.
涵盖
B1To cover, encompass, or include a wide range of things. It implies a comprehensive scope.
重心
B1The center of gravity (literally) or the main focus/core part (figuratively) of a plan, activity, or discussion.
准备
B1To make someone or something ready for use or consideration. It can also refer to the state of being prepared.
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