屡见不鲜
Common occurrence; nothing new.
Something that happens so frequently it has lost its novelty or shock value.
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- Used for common occurrences that are no longer surprising.
- Refers to events seen so often they lack novelty.
- Commonly found in formal news or social commentary.
Overview
- 1概览:‘屡见不鲜’(lǚ jiàn bù xiān)是一个汉语成语,最早出自《汉书·贾谊传》。‘屡’意为多次,‘鲜’意为新奇。字面意思是多次见到,一点也不新鲜。2) 使用习惯:在句子中通常充当谓语、定语。它常用来形容社会现象、自然规律或某种普遍存在的行为。3) 常见语境:多用于书面语,常见于新闻报道、评论性文章或学术讨论中,讨论社会问题(如:环境污染、职场加班)或科学现象。4) 近义词辨析:与‘司空见惯’相比,‘屡见不鲜’侧重于客观上‘经常发生’,而‘司空见惯’更侧重于主观上‘看惯了,不觉得奇怪’。与‘层出不穷’相比,后者强调事物接连不断地出现,侧重于‘多’和‘不停’。
Beispiele
手机掉进水里这种事,在维修店里已经是屡见不鲜了。
everydayPhones falling into water is a common occurrence at repair shops.
学术造假现象在某些领域屡见不鲜,引起了广泛关注。
formalAcademic fraud is a common occurrence in certain fields, drawing widespread attention.
这种小套路在直播间里屡见不鲜,大家别上当。
informalThese little tricks are common in live streaming rooms; don't be fooled.
尽管相关法律已经出台,但此类侵权行为依然屡见不鲜。
academicDespite the introduction of relevant laws, such infringements are still common.
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
并不新奇
Not at all new/strange
不足为奇
Not to be wondered at
Wird oft verwechselt mit
Grammatikmuster
So verwendest du es
Nutzungshinweise
The term is neutral to formal. It usually functions as a predicate at the end of a clause. While it can describe neutral facts, it is most frequently used to highlight recurring problems or negative trends in society.
Häufige Fehler
Do not use it to describe people (e.g., 'He is a 屡见不鲜 person' is wrong). Also, avoid using it as an adverb directly before a verb; use it as a predicate describing a noun or phenomenon.
Tipps
Use it to describe social trends
Avoid using it for rare events
Reflecting modern fast-paced society
Wortherkunft
Derived from the 'History of the Former Han Dynasty' (汉书), where it described how certain titles or events became so common they lost their original prestige or novelty.
Kultureller Kontext
In Chinese culture, using idioms like this shows a high level of literacy. It reflects a philosophical view that many problems in society are structural and recurring rather than isolated incidents.
Merkhilfe
Break it down: 'Lǚ' (Repeatedly) + 'Jiàn' (See) + 'Bù' (Not) + 'Xiān' (Fresh/New). If you see it repeatedly, it's not fresh anymore!
Häufig gestellte Fragen
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在信息爆炸的时代,这种网络谣言已经___了。
网络谣言经常出现,符合‘屡见不鲜’(经常见到,不新奇)的语义。
选择正确的句子:
A选项形容人错误;B选项古老习俗在都市通常是罕见的;C选项不能作状语修饰动词;D选项描述普遍存在的现象,正确。
请将‘这种、现象、在、职场、中、屡见不鲜’组成句子。
‘这种现象在职场中屡见不鲜’是标准的主谓结构,逻辑最清晰。
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Summary
Something that happens so frequently it has lost its novelty or shock value.
- Used for common occurrences that are no longer surprising.
- Refers to events seen so often they lack novelty.
- Commonly found in formal news or social commentary.
Use it to describe social trends
Avoid using it for rare events
Reflecting modern fast-paced society
Beispiele
4 von 4手机掉进水里这种事,在维修店里已经是屡见不鲜了。
Phones falling into water is a common occurrence at repair shops.
学术造假现象在某些领域屡见不鲜,引起了广泛关注。
Academic fraud is a common occurrence in certain fields, drawing widespread attention.
这种小套路在直播间里屡见不鲜,大家别上当。
These little tricks are common in live streaming rooms; don't be fooled.
尽管相关法律已经出台,但此类侵权行为依然屡见不鲜。
Despite the introduction of relevant laws, such infringements are still common.
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Mehr general Wörter
一下儿
A1a bit, a moment
点儿
A1a little bit
有点儿
A1a little, somewhat (negative connotation)
一下
A2A bit; a moment (used after a verb).
一点儿
A1a little, a bit
一会儿
A1a moment, a while
一部分
B1part; portion; minority
异样
B1different; unusual; strange
关于
A1about, concerning
快要
A2to be about to (happen)