参与
To take part in an activity or event. It implies active involvement rather than just being present.
Examples
3 of 5全家人都参与了家务劳动。
The whole family participated in the housework.
许多志愿者参与了这次救灾工作。
Many volunteers participated in the disaster relief work.
你想参与我们的游戏吗？
Do you want to join our game?
Word Family
Memory Tip
参 (join) + 与 (give/together). Joining and giving your effort together.
Quick Quiz
每个人都有机会___这个项目。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 参与
Examples
全家人都参与了家务劳动。
everydayThe whole family participated in the housework.
许多志愿者参与了这次救灾工作。
formalMany volunteers participated in the disaster relief work.
你想参与我们的游戏吗？
informalDo you want to join our game?
研究邀请了五十位受试者参与实验。
academicThe study invited fifty subjects to participate in the experiment.
我们需要员工更多地参与决策过程。
businessWe need employees to participate more in the decision-making process.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
重在参与
the importance lies in participating (not winning)
全员参与
everyone's participation
深度参与
deep involvement
Often Confused With
参加 is more general (attending a meeting/party), while 参与 suggests deeper, more active contribution or involvement.
Usage Notes
Very common in academic papers to describe participant roles.
Common Mistakes
Do not use '参与' for just 'attending' a place (like school); use '上学' or '去'.
Memory Tip
参 (join) + 与 (give/together). Joining and giving your effort together.
Word Origin
Combines 'join' (参) with 'give/with' (与).
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
每个人都有机会___这个项目。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 参与
Related Vocabulary
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宣称
B1To state something publicly or officially, often without providing proof yet; to claim or assert.
优异
B1Extremely good; outstanding; far above average in quality or performance.
核实
B1To check and confirm the accuracy or truth of information, facts, or data, often through investigation or comparison with reliable sources.
反差
B1A striking difference between two things when they are compared or placed together. It is often used to highlight differences in quality, appearance, or statistics.
未必
B1Not necessarily or not likely. It is an essential hedging word in academic writing to express uncertainty or to avoid making absolute statements.
不可或缺
B1Indispensable or absolutely necessary. It is used to emphasize that something is a vital component of a system or process.
众所周知
B1As is well known or widely known. It is used to introduce a general fact that provides context for a more specific argument.
与其
B1Rather than. It is used in the pattern '与其...不如...' to compare two choices and express a preference for the second one.
不可否认
B1Undeniable. It is used to introduce a point that is so obvious or well-supported that it cannot be argued against.
基于
B1Based on or according to. It is used to indicate the foundation, evidence, or starting point of a theory, decision, or study.
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