When you want to talk about different things around you, you can use 物件. It’s like saying "objects" or "items" in English.
Think about things you can see or touch, like a pen, a book, or a chair. These are all 物件. It's a general word for all sorts of items.
So, next time you are pointing to something and want to describe it as an "object" or "item," you can say 物件!
You'll often encounter the word 物件 (wù jiàn) when talking about various things or items. Think of it as a general term for an 'object' or an 'item'.
For example, if you're talking about lost and found, you might hear about 'lost objects' (丢失的物件). It's a handy word to know when you need to refer to something without being too specific.
When we talk about “物件” (wù jiàn), we're referring to an object or an item. This is a very common and practical word in Chinese. Think of it as a general term for things you can see or touch, like a lost item, a piece of furniture, or something you're shipping. It's often used in more formal contexts or when discussing inventory, property, or articles.
For example, if you lost something, you might say you lost a “物件”. Or, if you're talking about items in a storage unit, you would refer to them as “物件”. It's a useful word to know for describing various physical things without being too specific.
“物件” (wù jiàn) is a common noun in Chinese that refers to a general object or item. It's quite versatile and can be used to talk about anything from a physical item to an abstract concept, though it most frequently refers to tangible things. Think of it as a broader term than specific nouns like “书” (shū) for book or “手机” (shǒu jī) for mobile phone. You might hear it when someone is talking about belongings, things they need to pack, or just general articles.
When we talk about the word 物件 (wù jiàn), it refers to an object or an item. It's a general term that you'll hear quite often, especially when people are categorizing things or talking about an unknown item.
It's practical for everyday use. For instance, if you're looking at a collection of various things and don't want to list each one, you could simply say "these 物件." It helps you refer to a physical thing without being overly specific.
§ Don't Overuse It
Many English speakers learning Chinese try to use 物件 for every instance of 'object' or 'item.' While it can translate to these, it's not always the most natural or common word to use in everyday conversation. Think of 物件 as more formal, or for specific, tangible things, especially in technical contexts, inventory, or when describing something being acted upon in a general sense.
For general, everyday objects, there are often more specific words or more common alternatives. For example, if you're talking about something you own, you might use 东西 (dōng xī) – which literally means 'east west' but is a very common, informal word for 'stuff' or 'things.' If you're talking about a specific type of object, like a piece of furniture, you'd use 家具 (jiā jù) instead of 物件.
这是我的东西。 (Zhè shì wǒ de dōng xī.) - This is my stuff/things.
§ Not for Abstract Concepts
物件 refers to a physical, tangible item. It's incorrect to use it for abstract concepts, ideas, or feelings. For example, you wouldn't say 'love is an object' using 物件. For abstract 'things,' you'd typically use 事情 (shì qíng) for 'matter/affair' or just describe the concept directly.
这是一个重要的事情。 (Zhè shì yī gè zhòng yào de shì qíng.) - This is an important matter/thing.
§ Context is Key
The usage of 物件 often implies a certain context. For example, in property descriptions, e-commerce listings, or police reports, you'll see it frequently because it refers to distinct, identifiable items. In these contexts, it's very appropriate.
- Correct Contexts:
- Describing an item in a list or inventory: 清点所有物件。(Qīng diǎn suǒ yǒu wù jiàn.) - Inventory all items.
- Referring to a lost or found item: 寻找丢失的物件。(Xún zhǎo diū shī de wù jiàn.) - Look for the lost object.
- In a legal or technical sense: 这个物件属于公司财产。(Zhè ge wù jiàn shǔ yú gōng sī cái chǎn.) - This item belongs to company property.
§ Not a Measure Word
物件 is a noun, not a measure word. You cannot use it to count things directly. If you want to say 'one object,' you would use a suitable measure word before 物件, though it's more common to just use the measure word for the specific type of object you're talking about.
- Wrong:
- 一个物件 (yī gè wù jiàn) - While grammatically possible, it's rarely used this way. Better to say '一个东西' or specify the object.
Instead, you'd say something like:
桌子上有一个杯子。 (Zhuō zi shàng yǒu yī gè bēi zi.) - There is a cup on the table.
Here, 个 (gè) is the measure word for 杯子 (bēi zi - cup).
You've learned that 物件 (wù jiàn) means 'object' or 'item'. That's a good start. But if you've been learning Chinese for a bit, you've probably also encountered 东西 (dōng xi), which also means 'thing' or 'stuff'. So, what's the deal? When do you use which?
§ Basic Meaning
- 物件 (wù jiàn)
- Object; item. Often refers to a specific, tangible item, sometimes implying it has a function or value, or is part of a collection.
- 东西 (dōng xi)
- Thing; stuff. A very general term. Can refer to almost anything, tangible or intangible, specific or vague.
§ Key Differences and Usage
Here's where it gets practical. Think of 物件 as more formal or specific. 东西 is your everyday, catch-all term.
Specificity:
- 物件 (wù jiàn)
- Often used when talking about a distinct, identifiable item, sometimes with a particular purpose, or as part of a list of items. Think 'valuables,' 'found items,' or 'objects for sale.'
请保管好你的贵重物件。(Please take good care of your valuable objects.)
拍卖行里有很多稀有的物件。(There are many rare items in the auction house.)
- 东西 (dōng xi)
- Can be used for anything. Your keys, a piece of paper, food, even abstract concepts (though less commonly than for physical items). It's the most common and versatile word for 'thing.'
我忘了带我的东西。(I forgot to bring my stuff/things.)
这附近有没有好吃的东西？(Are there any good things to eat around here?)
Formality/Context:
- 物件 (wù jiàn)
- More formal. You'll often see it in written announcements, legal documents, or when discussing artifacts, property, or items with a certain value or significance. It can also refer to 'found objects' in a lost-and-found context.
请勿触摸展览物件。(Please do not touch the exhibition items.)
- 东西 (dōng xi)
- Casual and informal. This is what native speakers use most of the time in daily conversation.
帮我把这些东西搬到楼下。(Help me move these things downstairs.)
Abstract vs. Concrete:
- 物件 (wù jiàn)
- Almost exclusively refers to concrete, physical objects.
- 东西 (dōng xi)
- Can sometimes refer to abstract things, though usually in a more informal context. For example, 'good stuff' or 'bad stuff.'
他学到了很多有用的东西。(He learned a lot of useful things.)
§ When to use 物件 (wù jiàn)
Use 物件 when:
- You are referring to a distinct, often valuable or significant item.
- The context is more formal, such as in writing, official announcements, or technical descriptions.
- You're talking about artifacts, property, exhibition pieces, or found items.
博物馆里陈列着许多古代物件。(Many ancient artifacts are displayed in the museum.)
§ When to use 东西 (dōng xi)
Use 东西 when:
- You need a general word for 'thing' or 'stuff' in everyday conversation.
- The items are common, unspecific, or you don't need to be formal.
- You're talking about a collection of miscellaneous items.
你把我的东西放哪儿了？(Where did you put my stuff?)
§ Other Related Words
- 物品 (wù pǐn)
- Goods; articles. Similar to 物件, often used for manufactured goods, merchandise, or things you carry. It's also more formal than 东西.
禁止携带易燃物品。(Flammable articles are prohibited.)
- 东西 (dōng xi) as 'person'
- Be aware that 东西 can also be used as a derogatory term for a person, especially 'bad guy' or 'scoundrel.' Context is key!
他不是个好东西。(He's not a good person/guy.)
In summary, while both 物件 and 东西 refer to 'things,' 物件 is more formal and specific, often implying a concrete, identifiable item with some significance. 东西 is the everyday, versatile word for 'thing' or 'stuff.' When in doubt, go with 东西 for casual conversation. For formal situations, or specific valuable items, consider 物件 or 物品.
How Formal Is It?
"請勿觸摸博物館內的展出物品。 (Please do not touch the exhibit items in the museum.)"
"我的東西都放在背包裡了。 (All my things are in my backpack.)"
"這小玩意兒挺好玩的。 (This little gadget is quite fun.)"
"這是我的小寶貝，我會好好保護它。 (This is my little treasure, I will protect it well.)"
"你把這傢伙弄哪去了？ (Where did you put this thing?)"
Aussprachehilfe
- Pronouncing 'wu' with a 'v' sound instead of a 'w' sound.
- Not emphasizing the first syllable ('wu').
Wichtige Grammatik
Can be used as a general noun for 'object' or 'thing.'
这个物件很有趣。(This object is very interesting.)
Often used in a formal or slightly technical context.
请把所有物件移开。(Please move all objects away.)
Can refer to physical items.
桌子上有几个物件。(There are several items on the table.)
Less common in casual spoken Chinese than '东西' (dōngxī) for 'thing/stuff.'
他手里拿着一个物件。(He is holding an item in his hand.)
Can be followed by classifiers, though often omitted when the context is clear.
我找到了一个丢失的物件。(I found a lost object.)
Beispiele nach Niveau
这个物件很有趣，是什么？
This object is interesting, what is it?
请把所有物件都搬到楼下。
Please move all items downstairs.
商店里有很多漂亮的物件。
There are many beautiful objects in the store.
他手里拿着一个奇怪的物件。
He was holding a strange item in his hand.
这个旧物件值很多钱。
This old object is worth a lot of money.
她在网上买了一些小物件。
She bought some small items online.
请检查一下，有没有遗漏的物件？
Please check if there are any missing items.
这些物件都是从古代传下来的。
These objects have been passed down from ancient times.
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
这个物件很有趣。
This object is very interesting.
请勿触摸展示物件。
Please do not touch the display items.
她把物件小心地放进箱子里。
She carefully placed the items into the box.
我们找到了一些历史物件。
We found some historical objects.
这个房间里有很多小物件。
There are many small items in this room.
丢失的物件已经找回了。
The lost item has been recovered.
他正在检查所有的物件。
He is inspecting all the objects.
这个物件是什么材料做的？
What material is this object made of?
别忘了你的个人物件。
Don't forget your personal items.
这些物件需要分类。
These items need to be sorted.
Wird oft verwechselt mit
While "东西" is a general term for 'thing' or 'stuff', it's often more informal and broad than "物件", which implies a more specific, tangible item.
"物品" is often used for 'articles' or 'goods', especially in contexts of possessions or commerce. "物件" is a more general term for any physical object.
"件" is a measure word for clothing, events, or general items. While it can refer to a 'piece' or 'item', it's primarily a classifier. "物件" is a noun meaning 'object' or 'item'.
Grammatikmuster
Leicht verwechselbar
Both "东西" and "物件" can refer to an object or a thing. However, they are used in slightly different contexts.
"东西" is a very general term for 'thing' or 'stuff' and is used informally. "物件" is more formal and often refers to a tangible item or article.
这些东西都很有用。(These things are all very useful.)
Similar to "物件," "物品" also means 'item' or 'article.'
"物品" is commonly used for goods, merchandise, or articles that are possessed or used by people. "物件" can be broader, referring to any physical object.
请保管好你的个人物品。(Please take good care of your personal belongings.)
Both words refer to physical items, leading to overlap in usage.
"物品" often implies items that are part of a collection, inventory, or a set of personal belongings. "物件" is a more general term for any physical object, sometimes with a nuance of being a 'piece' or a 'unit' of something.
这些物品都经过了严格检查。(These items have all undergone strict inspection.)
The meanings are very close, and sometimes they can be interchangeable.
While they can be interchangeable in some contexts, "物品" might be preferred when talking about things that are handled or traded, such as in logistics or commerce. "物件" can be used for any object, including something abstractly referred to as a 'piece of something'.
丢失的物品很快就被找回来了。(The lost articles were quickly found.)
Learners might struggle to differentiate when to use one over the other due to their similar definitions.
Think of "物品" as more specific to 'goods' or 'articles' that are owned, bought, or sold. "物件" is a more neutral term for any 'object' or 'item' that exists physically.
我需要清点一下这些物品。(I need to inventory these items.)
Satzmuster
这是什么物件？
这是什么物件？ (Zhè shì shénme wùjiàn? - What is this object?)
我有很多物件。
我有很多物件。 (Wǒ yǒu hěn duō wùjiàn. - I have many items.)
这个物件很有用。
这个物件很有用。 (Zhège wùjiàn hěn yǒuyòng. - This object is very useful.)
他找到一个奇怪的物件。
他找到一个奇怪的物件。 (Tā zhǎodào yīgè qíguài de wùjiàn. - He found a strange object.)
这些物件都是新的。
这些物件都是新的。 (Zhèxiē wùjiàn dōu shì xīn de. - These items are all new.)
请把这些物件搬到这里。
请把这些物件搬到这里。 (Qǐng bǎ zhèxiē wùjiàn bān dào zhèlǐ. - Please move these items here.)
他收集了很多古老的物件。
他收集了很多古老的物件。 (Tā shōují le hěn duō gǔlǎo de wùjiàn. - He collected many ancient objects.)
这个物件的价值很高。
这个物件的价值很高。 (Zhège wùjiàn de jiàzhí hěn gāo. - The value of this item is very high.)
Wortfamilie
Substantive
Tipps
Basic use of 物件
物件 (wù jiàn) is a general term for objects or items. Think of it as a neutral way to refer to things.
物件 in a sentence
这个物件很旧了。 (Zhège wùjiàn hěn jiù le.) - This object is very old.
物件 for a physical item
你可以用物件来指代任何physical item, like a lost item or an artifact.
物件 vs. 东西
物件 (wù jiàn) is slightly more formal than 东西 (dōng xi), which also means thing or stuff. Use 东西 in casual conversation.
物件 for general things
图书馆里有很多不同的物件。 (Túshūguǎn lǐ yǒu hěnduō bùtóng de wùjiàn.) - There are many different items in the library.
物件 in tech
In computing, 物件 can refer to an object in object-oriented programming. For example, 建立一个物件 (jiànlì yīgè wùjiàn) means to create an object.
物件 in official context
You might see 物件 used in more official or descriptive contexts, such as in a museum for an exhibit item.
物件 as a countable noun
物件 is a countable noun. For example, 三个物件 (sān gè wùjiàn) - three objects/items.
物件 for abstract things (less common)
While primarily for physical items, in some very specific, often technical or philosophical contexts, it might refer to an abstract object. But stick to physical first.
Practice with new words
Try to use 物件 when you're talking about a generic item or object to get comfortable with its usage.
Teste dich selbst 102 Fragen
这个 ___ 是什么？(Zhège ___ shì shénme?)
The sentence asks 'What is this ______?' and '物件' (object) fits the context of identifying an unknown item.
我有很多小___。(Wǒ yǒu hěn duō xiǎo ___.)
The sentence means 'I have many small ______.' and '物件' (objects) is the most suitable word for a collection of small items.
桌子上的___是谁的？(Zhuōzi shàng de ___ shì shéi de?)
The sentence asks 'Whose ______ is on the table?' '物件' (object) is a general term that could refer to anything on the table.
这个 ___ 很重。(Zhège ___ hěn zhòng.)
The sentence means 'This ______ is very heavy.' '物件' (object) is something that can have weight.
请把这个 ___ 拿给我。(Qǐng bǎ zhège ___ ná gěi wǒ.)
The sentence translates to 'Please give me this ______.' '物件' (object) is something that can be physically given or taken.
房间里有很多旧___。(Fángjiān lǐ yǒu hěn duō jiù ___.)
The sentence means 'There are many old ______ in the room.' '物件' (objects) is a general term for things that can be old and found in a room.
Listen for '很好' (very good).
Listen for '看到' (see).
Listen for '多少钱' (how much money).
Read this aloud:
这个物件是我的。
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那是什么物件？
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这个物件很漂亮。
Focus: zhè ge wù jiàn hěn piào liang
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You are at a market. Describe three objects you see. Use '物件' at least once.
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我看到很多物件，比如水果、蔬菜和衣服。
Imagine you lost something important. What kind of '物件' did you lose? Describe it in one sentence.
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我丢了一个很重要的物件，是我的手机。
You are cleaning your room. What is one '物件' you find that you don't need anymore?
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我清理房间时发现一个旧的物件，我不需要它了。
这段话描述的物件可能是什么？
Read this passage:
这是什么物件？它很小，是红色的。我用它来写字。你知道它是什么吗？
这段话描述的物件可能是什么？
文中提到物件很小、红色，并且用于写字，这些都符合铅笔的特征。
文中提到物件很小、红色，并且用于写字，这些都符合铅笔的特征。
根据这段话，作者可能买了什么？
Read this passage:
我在商店里看到很多物件。有一些是吃的，有一些是穿的。我买了一个漂亮的物件送给妈妈。
根据这段话，作者可能买了什么？
文中提到“买了一个漂亮的物件送给妈妈”，这表明买的是一个礼物。
文中提到“买了一个漂亮的物件送给妈妈”，这表明买的是一个礼物。
根据这段话，下列哪个不是房间里的物件？
Read this passage:
这个房间里有很多物件。有床，有桌子，还有椅子。这些物件都很有用。
根据这段话，下列哪个不是房间里的物件？
文中列举了床、桌子和椅子作为房间里的物件。天空不是房间里的物件。
文中列举了床、桌子和椅子作为房间里的物件。天空不是房间里的物件。
Listen for 'object' or 'item' in the sentence.
Listen for 'move these objects'.
Listen for 'buy some small items'.
Read this aloud:
我找到了一个有趣的物件。
Focus: 物 (wù) and 件 (jiàn)
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这些物件很贵。
Focus: 这 (zhè) and 些 (xiē)
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你喜欢这个物件吗？
Focus: 喜 (xǐ) and 欢 (huān)
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Imagine you are making a packing list for a trip. List 3 objects you would bring, using '物件' in at least one sentence. (Example: 我会带一些重要的物件。)
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我会带几件衣服、一本中文书和一些重要的物件，比如我的护照。
Describe a lost and found situation. Someone found your bag. How would you describe some of the '物件' inside it so they know it's yours?
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我的包里有一些小的物件，比如一个红色的钱包和一部旧手机。
You are organizing your desk. Write two sentences describing what kinds of '物件' are on your desk. (Example: 桌上有很多物件。)
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我的桌上有很多学习的物件，比如书和笔。还有一些个人的物件，像我的水杯。
根据短文，小明把什么放进了箱子里？ (According to the passage, what did Xiao Ming put in the boxes?)
Read this passage:
小明搬家了。他有很多东西要整理。他把所有的物件都放进了箱子里。现在他需要把这些箱子搬到新家。
根据短文，小明把什么放进了箱子里？ (According to the passage, what did Xiao Ming put in the boxes?)
短文中提到“他把所有的物件都放进了箱子里”。 (The passage mentions 'he put all the objects in the boxes.')
短文中提到“他把所有的物件都放进了箱子里”。 (The passage mentions 'he put all the objects in the boxes.')
这个商店卖什么？ (What does this store sell?)
Read this passage:
这个商店卖很多不同的物件。有厨房用的，有客厅用的，也有卧室用的。你可以找到你需要的一切。
这个商店卖什么？ (What does this store sell?)
短文中说“这个商店卖很多不同的物件”。 (The passage states 'This store sells many different objects.')
短文中说“这个商店卖很多不同的物件”。 (The passage states 'This store sells many different objects.')
作者喜欢收集什么？ (What does the author like to collect?)
Read this passage:
我喜欢收集旧物件。这些物件都有自己的故事。虽然它们看起来不新，但是很有意思。
作者喜欢收集什么？ (What does the author like to collect?)
短文中提到“我喜欢收集旧物件”。 (The passage mentions 'I like to collect old objects.')
短文中提到“我喜欢收集旧物件”。 (The passage mentions 'I like to collect old objects.')
This object is very heavy. (zhè ge wù jiàn hěn zhòng.)
He found a strange object. (tā zhǎo dào yí gè qí guài de wù jiàn.)
There are many objects on the table. (zhuō zi shàng yǒu hěn duō wù jiàn.)
Choose the best translation for '这个物件很特别。'
物件 (wù jiàn) means 'object' or 'item'.
Which of the following describes something you would refer to as '物件'?
物件 (wù jiàn) refers to tangible objects or items.
If someone says '请把这些物件搬到楼下。', what are they asking you to do?
物件 (wù jiàn) means 'items' or 'objects'. 搬 (bān) means 'to move'.
You can use '物件' to refer to a person.
物件 (wù jiàn) specifically refers to inanimate objects or items, not people.
'物件' often refers to small, everyday items.
While it can refer to various items, '物件' is frequently used for smaller, general objects or belongings.
The sentence '这个物件很贵' means 'This object is very cheap.'
贵 (guì) means 'expensive', not 'cheap'. Therefore, '这个物件很贵' means 'This object is very expensive.'
Listen to the sentence about an interesting item.
Listen to the sentence asking to organize some items.
Listen to the sentence about finding a lost object.
Read this aloud:
这个物件是什么？
Focus: wù jiàn
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这些物件都很贵。
Focus: dōu hěn guì
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你能帮我搬一下这个物件吗？
Focus: bān yī xià
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This sentence means 'This object has a lot of history.' The correct order is 'This object (这个物件) has (有) a lot of history (很有历史).'
This sentence means 'Please organize these items.' The correct order is 'Please (请) organize (把...整理好) these items (这些物件).'
This sentence means 'I found an interesting object online.' The correct order is 'I (我) found (找到) an interesting object (一个有趣的物件) online (在网上).'
这个仓库里堆满了各种废弃的___。
废弃的“物件”指的是没有用的物品或东西，符合语境。
她小心翼翼地把易碎的___放进盒子里。
易碎的“物件”指的是容易损坏的物品，符合语境。
博物馆里展示了许多古老的文化___。
文化“物件”指的是具有历史或文化价值的物品，符合语境。
侦探仔细检查了案发现场的每一个___。
案发现场的“物件”指的是与案件相关的物品，符合语境。
这个房间里摆满了各种奇特的装饰___。
装饰“物件”指的是用于装饰的物品，符合语境。
海关官员对所有进出口的___进行严格检查。
进出口的“物件”指的是货物或物品，符合语境。
Choose the most appropriate word to complete the sentence: “经过调查，警方从犯罪现场提取了大量可疑的___。”
In a formal context like a police investigation, '物件' (wùjiàn) is the most suitable term for 'objects' or 'items' found at a crime scene, implying a certain level of importance or relevance. '物品' (wùpǐn) is also formal but often refers to general goods. '东西' (dōngxi) and '玩意' (wányì) are more colloquial.
Which of the following sentences uses “物件” correctly to refer to a piece of property?
'物件' (wùjiàn) can refer to an item or object, often with some value or significance. Option A correctly uses it to describe an expensive, inherited item. Options B, C, and D use '物件' in ways that don't fit its meaning; it's not something you eat, use to close a door, or a container you search inside.
Select the best translation for 'personal belongings' in a formal context:
While '私人物品' (sīrén wùpǐn) is also correct and common, '个人物件' (gèrén wùjiàn) often carries a slightly more formal or official tone when referring to personal belongings, especially in contexts like lost and found or official inventory. '私人东西' (sīrén dōngxi) and '自己的玩意' (zìjǐ de wányì) are too informal for this context.
“物件” can refer to intangible items, such as an idea or a concept.
'物件' (wùjiàn) specifically refers to tangible objects or items. Intangible concepts or ideas are not typically described as '物件'.
In a legal document, using “物件” to describe evidence found at a crime scene would be considered appropriate.
'物件' (wùjiàn) is a formal and appropriate term for objects or items, including evidence, especially in official or legal contexts such as police reports or legal documents.
The sentence “这个物件真漂亮，我把它送给你。” (Zhège wùjiàn zhēn piàoliang, wǒ bǎ tā sòng gěi nǐ.) meaning 'This thing is really beautiful, I'll give it to you.' is grammatically correct and natural.
The sentence is grammatically correct and sounds natural. '物件' (wùjiàn) is used appropriately here to refer to a beautiful object being given as a gift. It's a perfectly acceptable and common usage.
Imagine you're decluttering your room. Describe three '物件' (objects/items) you found and what you'll do with them. (e.g., throw away, donate, keep).
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我在整理房间时发现了一些旧物件。首先是一个旧的坏掉的手机，我决定把它扔掉。其次，我找到了一件穿不下的外套，我会把它捐赠给慈善机构。最后，我发现了一张老照片，这是一个有纪念意义的物件，我选择保留下来。
You are describing a lost and found situation. Write a short paragraph detailing a '物件' someone lost, including its characteristics and where it might have been left.
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有人丢失了一个黑色的皮夹，里面有几张信用卡和一些现金。这个物件体积不大，可能是在图书馆的桌子上或者咖啡馆的座位上被遗落的。
You are making a list for moving. List three '物件' you need to pack carefully, explaining why each requires special attention.
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搬家时有三件物件需要我特别仔细地包装。首先是我的陶瓷花瓶，因为它非常易碎，需要用气泡膜多层包裹。其次是我的笔记本电脑，这个物件对我来说非常重要，需要放在专门的防震包里。最后是我的老旧相册，这些照片承载着很多回忆，必须小心轻放，避免折损。
根据这段文字，考古学中发现的物件有什么作用？
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在考古学中，发掘出的每一个物件都可能蕴含着重要的历史信息。这些物件虽然看似普通，但通过专业的分析和研究，可以帮助我们了解古代文明的生活方式、社会结构甚至信仰体系。
根据这段文字，考古学中发现的物件有什么作用？
文章明确指出“发掘出的每一个物件都可能蕴含着重要的历史信息”，并且通过研究可以帮助我们了解古代文明的生活方式、社会结构甚至信仰体系。
文章明确指出“发掘出的每一个物件都可能蕴含着重要的历史信息”，并且通过研究可以帮助我们了解古代文明的生活方式、社会结构甚至信仰体系。
这段文字主要讲述了在线购物的什么方面？
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在线购物的兴起，使得人们可以足不出户购买世界各地的物件。然而，这也带来了一些挑战，例如如何确保商品的质量和运输过程中的安全。消费者在购买前需要仔细查看评价和商家信誉。
这段文字主要讲述了在线购物的什么方面？
文章前半部分提到了在线购物的便利性，后半部分则阐述了质量和运输安全等挑战，所以主要讨论的是便捷性及其挑战。
文章前半部分提到了在线购物的便利性，后半部分则阐述了质量和运输安全等挑战，所以主要讨论的是便捷性及其挑战。
博物馆陈列的物件有什么意义？
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博物馆里陈列着各种各样的物件，它们不仅仅是历史的见证，更是艺术和文化的载体。许多物件都经过精心修复，以确保它们能够以最佳状态向公众展示，让参观者能够近距离感受历史的厚重与艺术的魅力。
博物馆陈列的物件有什么意义？
文章明确指出“它们不仅仅是历史的见证，更是艺术和文化的载体”，这准确概括了物件在博物馆中的意义。
文章明确指出“它们不仅仅是历史的见证，更是艺术和文化的载体”，这准确概括了物件在博物馆中的意义。
在这次考古发掘中，我们发现了一些保存完好的古代陶器和其他______。
这句话在说考古发现，'物件'指的是被发现的实体物品，符合语境。
博物馆里陈列着许多珍贵的历史______，每一件都承载着独特的故事。
博物馆里展示的是实体物品，'物件'最能准确描述这些具有历史意义的展品。
请将所有遗失的______，如钱包、钥匙等，都送到前台。
这里指的是丢失的个人物品，'物件'是统称这些具体物品的恰当词汇。
这批从海外运来的______，包括艺术品和古董，价值不菲。
句子描述的是从海外运输过来的具体物品，'物件'是正确的选择。
安全检查时，请确保您的手提行李中没有违禁______。
在安全检查中，禁止携带的是具体的物品，'物件'符合这个语境。
他仔细检查了屋子里所有的______，试图找出任何可疑的线索。
在寻找线索时，人们通常会检查屋子里的具体物品，'物件'是这里的最佳选择。
在复杂的法律案件中，律师需要仔细审查所有相关的文件和___，以构建有力的辩护。
在这个语境中，'物件'指的是与案件相关的所有实体物品或文件，是法律术语中常用的词汇。
博物馆的策展人正在对新收购的珍贵文物进行编目，这些___将很快向公众展出。
'物件'在此指博物馆收藏的艺术品或文物，强调其作为独立实体的属性。
为了确保实验室研究的准确性，所有实验___都必须经过严格的校准和质量控制。
实验中的'物件'指的是实验中使用的设备、仪器或样品，强调其具体性和可操作性。
在哲学探讨中，'物件'可以指代任何可被意识或感官感知的存在。
在哲学语境中，'物件'的涵义可以非常广泛，涵盖了所有可被认知或感知的实体。
法律条文中提到的“遗失物件”仅限于丢失的个人物品，不包括文件资料。
法律上的“遗失物件”通常涵盖所有丢失的实体物品，包括文件、证件等，范围远超个人物品。
物联网技术（IoT）中的“物”与中文的“物件”在概念上完全不重叠。
物联网中的“物”正是指那些被连接到网络中的实体“物件”，两者在概念上高度重叠，甚至可以说是直接对应。
Listen for what he sold online.
Listen for what fills the room.
Listen for how these valuable items should be handled.
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你能描述一下你最喜欢的物件吗？
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在现代社会，什么样的物件对你来说最有意义？
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如果只能带一件物件去荒岛，你会选择什么？
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Imagine you are an antique appraiser. Describe a valuable '物件' you recently examined, including its origin, significance, and unique characteristics. Use '物件' at least once.
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最近我鉴定了一件非常罕见的青铜器物件，它起源于商朝，距今已有三千多年的历史。这件物件的工艺极其精湛，每一个细节都展现了古代匠人的智慧与技艺。其独特的铭文更是为研究商朝文化提供了宝贵的资料，因此具有极高的历史和艺术价值。
You are a detective investigating a crime scene. Write a report detailing a suspicious '物件' found at the scene. Describe its appearance, location, and potential connection to the crime. Use '物件' at least once.
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在犯罪现场的角落，我们发现了一个被遗弃的黑色皮质物件。此物件形状不规则，表面有明显的磨损痕迹，且带有淡淡的血迹。其位置靠近受害人，初步判断可能与嫌疑人有关，将送往实验室进行进一步的分析。
You are a minimalist designer. Describe your ideal living space, focusing on how you carefully select each '物件' to create a sense of calm and functionality. Use '物件' at least once.
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我的理想居所崇尚极简主义。每一个物件都经过精心挑选，不仅要具备实用功能，更要与整体空间的设计美学相融合。我相信，只有去除不必要的物件，才能让心灵得到真正的平静，创造一个高效且和谐的生活环境。
根据文章，关于这件“物件”下列哪项是正确的？
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在一个偏远的村落里，流传着一个关于神器的传说。据说，每当村庄面临危机时，一件神秘的物件就会出现，指引村民度过难关。许多探险家都曾试图寻找这件物件，但无一例外地都失败了，因为它似乎只在最危急的时刻显现。
根据文章，关于这件“物件”下列哪项是正确的？
文章明确提到“每当村庄面临危机时，一件神秘的物件就会出现”。
文章明确提到“每当村庄面临危机时，一件神秘的物件就会出现”。
这篇文章主要想表达什么？
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现代艺术展览常常颠覆人们对“物件”的传统认知。艺术家们将日常生活中被忽视的物件重新组合，赋予它们新的意义，挑战观众的固有思维。这使得观众在欣赏艺术品的同时，也对周围的世界有了更深层次的思考。
这篇文章主要想表达什么？
文章指出艺术家将日常物件重新组合，赋予新意义，挑战固有思维，这表明现代艺术旨在改变人们对物件的认知。
文章指出艺术家将日常物件重新组合，赋予新意义，挑战固有思维，这表明现代艺术旨在改变人们对物件的认知。
为什么考古学家对出土的“物件”非常谨慎？
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在考古学研究中，对出土物件的细致分析是理解古代文明的关键。每一个看似微不足道的物件，都可能蕴含着丰富的历史信息，包括当时的社会结构、生产技术和文化信仰。因此，考古学家对待每一个发现都极其谨慎。
为什么考古学家对出土的“物件”非常谨慎？
文章明确指出“每一个看似微不足道的物件，都可能蕴含着丰富的历史信息”。
文章明确指出“每一个看似微不足道的物件，都可能蕴含着丰富的历史信息”。
This object not only has practical value, but also carries profound historical significance. The sentence structure emphasizes both aspects.
Every object displayed in the museum is a witness to history, worth our careful appreciation. The sentence starts with the location, then the subject and its significance, followed by an additional clause.
He carefully picked up the ancient object, fearing that he would damage its precious texture. The sentence describes the action and the associated concern.
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Basic use of 物件
物件 (wù jiàn) is a general term for objects or items. Think of it as a neutral way to refer to things.
物件 in a sentence
这个物件很旧了。 (Zhège wùjiàn hěn jiù le.) - This object is very old.
物件 for a physical item
你可以用物件来指代任何physical item, like a lost item or an artifact.
物件 vs. 东西
物件 (wù jiàn) is slightly more formal than 东西 (dōng xi), which also means thing or stuff. Use 东西 in casual conversation.
