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A2 noun 9 min de lectura

钥匙扣

yao shi kou
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Explicación 钥匙扣 in your Level:
At the A1 level, you should recognize '钥匙扣' (yàoshikòu) as a simple object you carry every day. Think of it as 'key' (钥匙) + 'buckle/clasp' (扣). You can use it in basic 'This is...' or 'I have...' sentences. For example, 'This is my keychain' (这是我的钥匙扣). At this stage, focus on the fact that it is a single item and uses the measure word '个' (gè). You might see it in a picture dictionary next to other personal items like a wallet (钱包) or a phone (手机). It's a useful word because if you lose your keys, you can point to a keychain to help people understand what you are looking for.
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At the A2 level, you can start describing the keychain. Is it big or small? What color is it? You can use sentences like 'I want to buy a cute keychain' (我想买一个可爱的钥匙扣). You should also learn the verb '挂' (guà), which means 'to hang.' You hang your keys on the keychain. This level also involves using '钥匙扣' in shopping scenarios, such as asking for the price or looking for a specific material like metal (金属) or plastic (塑料). You are moving from just identifying the object to describing its attributes and using it in basic functional contexts.
At the B1 level, you can use '钥匙扣' to talk about travel and gifts. Keychains are classic souvenirs (纪念品). You might explain that you bought a keychain in Beijing as a gift for a friend. You can also describe more complex situations, like 'My keychain broke, so my keys fell out' (我的钥匙扣坏了，所以钥匙掉了). You should be comfortable using resultative complements like '弄丢' (to lose) and '挂好' (to hang securely). This level also introduces the idea of personal style—how a keychain can reflect someone's interests, like a favorite anime character or a sports team.
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At the B2 level, you can discuss the cultural and commercial aspects of '钥匙扣'. You might talk about the 'blind box' (盲盒) trend in China, where people collect limited-edition keychains. You can use more advanced vocabulary to describe the materials and craftsmanship, such as 'exquisite' (精美) or 'hand-crafted' (手工制作). You can also discuss the transition from physical keys to smart locks and how the '钥匙扣' has become more of a fashion accessory (配饰) than a functional tool. You should be able to argue whether keychains are useful or just clutter in a conversation about minimalism.
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At the C1 level, '钥匙扣' can be used in more abstract or metaphorical contexts, though it remains primarily a concrete noun. You might encounter it in literature or complex narratives to symbolize a character's attachment to a specific place or person (e.g., a keychain from a deceased relative). You should understand the nuances between '钥匙扣', '钥匙圈', and '挂件' perfectly and be able to use them interchangeably or specifically depending on the context. You can also discuss the manufacturing industry behind these small items, involving terms like 'mass production' (批量生产) or 'brand identity' (品牌识别).
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At the C2 level, you possess a native-like command of the word. You can appreciate puns or wordplay involving '扣' (which can also mean to deduct or to button). You understand the historical evolution of the item from traditional Chinese 'talismans' hung on waistbands to modern plastic keychains. You can write detailed product descriptions, marketing copy, or even cultural essays that use the '钥匙扣' as a starting point to discuss consumerism, memory, or globalized trade. Your usage is effortless, and you can adapt the register from highly technical to slangy without hesitation.
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钥匙扣 en 30 segundos

  • A daily item used for organizing and holding keys, consisting of a clasp and often a charm.
  • Commonly used as a souvenir, gift, or promotional item in Chinese culture.
  • Uses the measure word '个' (gè) and is often paired with the verb '挂' (guà - to hang).
  • Available in many materials like metal, leather, and acrylic, reflecting personal style.

The Chinese word 钥匙扣 (yàoshikòu) is a common noun used to describe a keychain or key ring. It is a compound word composed of three distinct characters: yào (钥), shi (匙), and kòu (扣). The first two characters together, 钥匙, mean 'key,' while the final character, 扣, refers to a buckle, clasp, or fastener. In daily life, this item serves the practical purpose of keeping various keys organized and preventing them from being lost, but in modern Chinese culture, it has also evolved into a significant accessory for personal expression and a popular souvenir choice.

Functional Usage
The primary use of a 钥匙扣 is to group house keys, car keys, and office keys together. People often attach them to belts, bags, or keep them in pockets. Because keys are essential and frequently used, the keychain is one of the most handled personal objects in a person's daily routine.

我刚买了一个新的钥匙扣，上面有一个可爱的小猫。(I just bought a new keychain with a cute little cat on it.)

Beyond utility, the 钥匙扣 is a major category in the gift and souvenir industry. If you visit any tourist attraction in China, from the Forbidden City in Beijing to the Bund in Shanghai, you will find intricate keychains featuring local landmarks or cultural symbols. They are inexpensive, lightweight, and easy to carry, making them the perfect 'token' gift for friends and colleagues. Furthermore, with the rise of 'ACG' (Anime, Comic, and Games) culture in China, many young people use keychains featuring their favorite characters to decorate their backpacks, often referring to them collectively as guàjiàn (挂件 - hanging ornaments) rather than just functional key holders.

Material Variety
Keychains in China come in various materials: metal (金属 - jīnshǔ) for durability, leather (真皮 - zhēnpí) for a premium feel, and acrylic (亚克力 - yàkèlì) or PVC for colorful, character-based designs. Choosing the right material often reflects the owner's status or hobbies.

这个皮质的钥匙扣看起来非常高级。(This leather keychain looks very high-end.)

In the digital age, the role of the 钥匙扣 is shifting. With the advent of smart locks and smartphone-controlled entry systems, physical keys are becoming less common in urban China. However, the keychain survives as a decorative 'charm' for bags or as a holder for RFID fobs and security cards. It has transitioned from a purely mechanical necessity to a fashion statement and a repository of memories.

Using 钥匙扣 in a sentence is relatively straightforward because it functions as a standard countable noun. The most common measure word used with it is 个 (gè). For example, 'one keychain' is yígè yàoshikòu (一个钥匙扣). When you want to describe the action of putting keys onto the chain, the verb 挂 (guà), meaning 'to hang' or 'to attach,' is frequently employed.

Common Verbs
1. 挂 (guà) - To hang/attach: 把钥匙挂在钥匙扣上。
2. 弄丢 (nòngdiū) - To lose: 我把钥匙扣弄丢了。
3. 挑选 (tiāoxuǎn) - To pick/choose: 我在礼品店挑选钥匙扣。
4. 赠送 (zèngsòng) - To give as a gift: 商店赠送了一个钥匙扣。

请帮我把这些钥匙都串在这个钥匙扣上。(Please help me string all these keys onto this keychain.)

When describing the attributes of a keychain, you can use adjectives like kě'ài (可爱 - cute), shíyòng (实用 - practical), biézhì (别致 - unique/chic), or nàiyòng (耐用 - durable). Because keychains are often personalized, sentences frequently involve possessive structures. For instance, 'This is my favorite keychain' would be Zhè shì wǒ zuì xǐhuan de yàoshikòu.

You might also use 钥匙扣 in the context of shopping or travel. If you are at a souvenir stand, you might ask, 'How much is this keychain?' (Zhège yàoshikòu duōshǎo qián?). If you are looking for a specific type, you might say, 'Do you have any metal keychains?' (Nǐ yǒu jīnshǔ de yàoshikòu ma?). The word is versatile and appears in both very simple A1/A2 level sentences and more complex B1/B2 level descriptions of hobbies or travel experiences.

他在巴黎旅游时买了很多精美的钥匙扣送给朋友。(He bought many exquisite keychains to give to friends while traveling in Paris.)

You will encounter the word 钥匙扣 in a variety of real-world scenarios in China. One of the most common places is at a locksmith's stall (修锁摊 - xiūsuǒ tān) or a key-cutting shop. When you get a new key made, the locksmith might offer you a cheap plastic keychain or ask if you need a new one to hold your newly cut keys. They might say, 'You need a keychain to hold these together' (Nǐ xūyào yígè yàoshikòu ba).

Retail Environments
In lifestyle stores like Miniso, Muji, or local stationery shops (文具店 - wénjù diàn), keychains are prominent items. Salesclerks might point them out as 'add-on' items near the cash register, saying, 'These keychains are on sale' (Zhèxiē yàoshikòu zài dǎzhé).

收银台旁边放着各种各样的动漫钥匙扣。(There are all kinds of anime keychains placed next to the cash register.)

Another very common context is Lost and Found (失物招领 - shīwù zhāolǐng). If you lose your keys in a public place like a mall or a school, the security guard might describe the found item by its keychain to help identify it. They might announce, 'We found a set of keys with a blue keychain' (Wǒmen jiǎndào le yìchuàn guàzhe lánshè yàoshikòu de yàoshi). This is a practical scenario where knowing the word becomes essential for retrieving lost property.

Lastly, in the corporate world, keychains are frequently used as promotional items (促销礼品 - cùxiāo lǐpǐn). Companies often hand out keychains printed with their logo at trade shows or as part of a membership package. You might hear a promoter say, 'Scan the QR code to get a free keychain' (Sǎo mǎ miǎnfèi lǐngqǔ yàoshikòu). In all these instances, the word is used naturally to refer to a small but ubiquitous part of modern life.

When learning to use 钥匙扣, English speakers often make a few predictable errors. The most frequent mistake involves the measure word. In English, we don't usually use a specific counter for 'keychain,' but in Chinese, you must use gè (个). Beginners sometimes mistakenly use bǎ (把), which is the measure word for keys (钥匙) themselves, but not for the keychain. Remember: yìbǎ yàoshi (one key) vs. yígè yàoshikòu (one keychain).

Vocabulary Confusion
Students often confuse 钥匙扣 (keychain) with 钥匙圈 (key ring) or 挂件 (hanging ornament). While they are related, 钥匙扣 is the general term for the whole thing, while 钥匙圈 is specifically the ring, and 挂件 can be any decorative item hanging from a bag or phone, not necessarily holding keys.

错误：我买了一把钥匙扣。
正确：我买了一个钥匙扣。

Pronunciation is another area where learners struggle, specifically with the character shi (匙) in 钥匙. In the word 钥匙, 'shi' is usually pronounced in the neutral tone (yàoshi), making it short and light. However, many students try to pronounce it with its original second tone (chí), which sounds unnatural in this compound. Getting the neutral tone right is key to sounding like a native speaker.

Another subtle error is the misuse of the verb dài (带 - to bring/wear). While you might 'wear' a keychain on your belt, you don't use 'wear' (穿 - chuān) like clothing. Instead, use guà (挂 - to hang) or bié (别 - to pin/clip). For example, saying 'He wore a keychain' should be Tā yāoshàng guàzhe yígè yàoshikòu (He has a keychain hanging on his waist), not Tā chuān yàoshikòu.

While 钥匙扣 is the standard term, several other words share its semantic space. Understanding the nuances between them will help you choose the right word for the right situation. The most common alternative is 钥匙圈 (yàoshiquān). As the name suggests, this refers specifically to the 'ring' (圈) part. Use this when you are talking about the mechanical part that you pry open to slide a key onto.

Comparisons
钥匙扣 vs. 挂件 (guàjiàn): 挂件 is a broader term meaning 'pendant' or 'hanging charm.' All 钥匙扣 are a type of 挂件, but not all 挂件 are for keys. A charm on a phone or a bag is a 挂件.
钥匙扣 vs. 钥匙链 (yàoshiliàn): 钥匙链 refers to a 'key chain' in the literal sense—a chain that might connect a set of keys to a belt loop. It implies a length of metal links, whereas 钥匙扣 is the general clasp.

我不喜欢太大的钥匙扣，我只想要一个简单的钥匙圈。(I don't like big keychains; I just want a simple key ring.)

In more formal or artistic contexts, you might hear the word 吊坠 (diàozhuì), which means 'pendant' or 'dangle.' This is usually reserved for jewelry or very high-end decorative keychains. If a keychain is particularly ornate, perhaps made of jade or gold, it might be described as a 钥匙吊坠. Conversely, in very informal slang, some people might just call the decorative part a xiǎo wányì'er (小玩意儿 - little gadget/thingamajig).

Lastly, for car enthusiasts, the term 钥匙包 (yàoshibāo) is relevant. This is a 'key case' or 'key pouch,' usually made of leather, that zips up to enclose the keys entirely. While a 钥匙扣 leaves the keys exposed, a 钥匙包 protects them and prevents them from scratching other items in a bag. Many luxury car owners prefer a 钥匙包 over a simple 钥匙扣.

How Formal Is It?

Dato curioso

In ancient China, people didn't use metal keychains as we know them; they often carried keys on silk cords or attached them to their waist belts (yāodài).

Guía de pronunciación

UK /ˈkiːtʃeɪn/
US /ˈkiˌtʃeɪn/
In Chinese (yàoshikòu), the stress is on the first syllable 'yào', while 'shi' is neutral.
Rima con
扣 (kòu) rhymes with: 肉 (ròu) 豆 (dòu) 后 (hòu) 口 (kǒu) 走 (zǒu) 某 (mǒu) 狗 (gǒu) 手 (shǒu)
Errores comunes
  • Pronouncing 'shi' in the second tone (chí) instead of the neutral tone.
  • Forgetting to use the 'kòu' and just saying 'yàoshi' (key).
  • Confusing the 'k' sound in 'kòu' with 'g' (gòu).
  • Mispronouncing the 'yào' as 'yuè'.
  • Incorrectly stressing the last syllable 'kòu' too heavily.

Nivel de dificultad

Lectura 2/5

Characters are common but '匙' is slightly complex.

Escritura 3/5

Writing '钥匙' requires practice with the metal radical.

Expresión oral 2/5

Easy to say once the neutral tone of 'shi' is mastered.

Escucha 1/5

Very distinct sound in daily context.

Qué aprender después

Requisitos previos

钥匙 (key) 扣 (buckle) 个 (measure word) 挂 (hang) 买 (buy)

Aprende después

钱包 (wallet) 背包 (backpack) 纪念品 (souvenir) 锁 (lock) 修理 (repair)

Avanzado

挂钩 (hook) 不锈钢 (stainless steel) 亚克力 (acrylic) 工艺品 (handicraft) 配套 (to match/set)
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Ejemplos por nivel

1

这是我的钥匙扣。

This is my keychain.

Simple Subject + Verb + Object structure.

2

钥匙扣很小。

The keychain is very small.

Adjective predicate without 'is'.

3

你有一个钥匙扣吗？

Do you have a keychain?

Question with '吗'.

4

我的钥匙扣是蓝色的。

My keychain is blue.

Describing color with '是...的'.

5

我不喜欢这个钥匙扣。

I don't like this keychain.

Negative sentence with '不'.

6

那里有一个钥匙扣。

There is a keychain over there.

Existential sentence with '有'.

7

钥匙扣在桌子上。

The keychain is on the table.

Location with '在'.

8

给我一个钥匙扣。

Give me a keychain.

Imperative sentence.

1

我想买一个可爱的钥匙扣。

I want to buy a cute keychain.

Using '想' (want) and adjective '可爱'.

2

这个钥匙扣多少钱？

How much is this keychain?

Standard 'how much' question.

3

请把钥匙挂在钥匙扣上。

Please hang the keys on the keychain.

'把' structure for disposal.

4

他的钥匙扣上有五个钥匙。

There are five keys on his keychain.

Existential '有' with location.

5

我在商店里看到了很多钥匙扣。

I saw many keychains in the store.

Completed action with '了'.

6

这个钥匙扣是金属做的。

This keychain is made of metal.

Material description with '...做的'.

7

你喜欢哪一个钥匙扣？

Which keychain do you like?

Question with '哪一个' (which one).

8

我的钥匙扣坏了。

My keychain is broken.

Change of state with '了'.

1

这是我从北京带回来的钥匙扣。

This is the keychain I brought back from Beijing.

Relative clause with '的'.

2

我把要是扣送给了我的朋友。

I gave the keychain to my friend as a gift.

'把' structure + '送给'.

3

如果你怕丢钥匙，就用个钥匙扣吧。

If you are afraid of losing keys, just use a keychain.

Conditional '如果...就...'.

4

这种钥匙扣既漂亮又实用。

This kind of keychain is both beautiful and practical.

Correlative '既...又...'.

5

虽然这个钥匙扣很贵，但我还是买了。

Although this keychain is expensive, I still bought it.

Concessive '虽然...但...'.

6

他在钥匙扣上挂了一个小手电筒。

He hung a small flashlight on the keychain.

Specific object attached to the keychain.

7

我正在找我的钥匙扣，你看到了吗？

I am looking for my keychain, have you seen it?

Present continuous '正在'.

8

这个钥匙扣是我自己做的。

I made this keychain myself.

Reflexive '自己'.

1

这种钥匙扣的设计非常有创意。

The design of this keychain is very creative.

Abstract noun '设计' (design) as subject.

2

随着智能锁的普及，钥匙扣的需求减少了。

With the popularization of smart locks, the demand for keychains has decreased.

Clause with '随着' (along with).

3

他收藏了来自世界各地的钥匙扣。

He collects keychains from all over the world.

Verb '收藏' (to collect).

4

这个钥匙扣对他来说有特殊的纪念意义。

This keychain has special commemorative significance to him.

Structure '对...来说' (to someone).

5

为了防止钥匙刮花手机，他用了皮质钥匙扣。

To prevent keys from scratching the phone, he used a leather keychain.

Purpose clause with '为了'.

6

商家通过赠送钥匙扣来吸引顾客。

Businesses attract customers by giving away keychains.

Method with '通过...来...'.

7

这种亚克力材质的钥匙扣在年轻人中很流行。

This kind of acrylic keychain is very popular among young people.

Structure '在...中很流行'.

8

虽然只是个小小的钥匙扣，但体现了他的心意。

Although it's just a small keychain, it reflects his thoughtfulness.

Abstract verb '体现' (to reflect/embody).

1

这款钥匙扣采用了高强度的钛合金材质。

This keychain utilizes high-strength titanium alloy material.

Formal verb '采用' (to adopt/utilize).

2

钥匙扣往往被视为一种廉价但有效的营销手段。

Keychains are often viewed as a cheap but effective marketing tool.

Passive voice with '被视为'.

3

他那串沉甸甸的钥匙扣见证了岁月的流逝。

His heavy bunch of keychains witnessed the passage of time.

Metaphorical verb '见证' (to witness).

4

定制钥匙扣已成为许多婚礼上的常见随手礼。

Customized keychains have become a common 'hand-gift' at many weddings.

Noun phrase as subject.

5

该品牌的钥匙扣因其独特的工业风格而备受推崇。

The brand's keychains are highly regarded for their unique industrial style.

Formal structure '因...而备受推崇'.

6

在繁琐的日常生活中，一个小小的钥匙扣也能带来一丝慰藉。

In the tediousness of daily life, even a small keychain can bring a hint of solace.

Literary tone.

7

钥匙扣虽小，其背后的产业链却不容小觑。

Although the keychain is small, the industrial chain behind it should not be underestimated.

Structure '...不容小觑' (cannot be underestimated).

8

他小心翼翼地把那个磨损的钥匙扣收进盒子里。

He carefully put that worn-out keychain into a box.

Adverbial '小心翼翼地'.

1

这枚钥匙扣的设计巧妙地融合了古典韵味与现代美学。

The design of this keychain cleverly blends classical charm with modern aesthetics.

Advanced vocabulary '融合' and '韵味'.

2

钥匙扣之于钥匙，犹如绿叶之于红花。

The keychain is to the key as the green leaf is to the red flower.

Analogy structure '...之于...犹如...之于...'.

3

在极简主义盛行的当下，繁复的钥匙扣似乎已显得格格不入。

In the current era where minimalism prevails, elaborate keychains seem out of place.

Idiom '格格不入' (out of place).

4

这串钥匙扣不仅仅是物件，更是他漂泊生涯的缩影。

This bunch of keychains is not just an object, but a microcosm of his wandering life.

Metaphorical '缩影' (microcosm).

5

纵观钥匙扣的演变史，我们可以窥见人类审美情趣的变迁。

Looking at the evolution history of keychains, we can catch a glimpse of the changes in human aesthetic tastes.

Formal '纵观' (looking overall) and '窥见' (glimpse).

6

他笔下的钥匙扣被赋予了某种超脱世俗的象征意义。

The keychain in his writing is endowed with a certain transcendental symbolic meaning.

Passive '被赋予' (be endowed with).

7

即便是在数字化浪潮的冲击下，钥匙扣依然保有其独特的生存空间。

Even under the impact of the digital wave, keychains still maintain their unique space for survival.

Complex concessive clause.

8

钥匙扣的方寸之间，竟然雕琢出了大千世界的万种风情。

Within the tiny space of a keychain, the myriad charms of the vast world are actually carved.

Poetic '方寸之间' (within a tiny space).

Colocaciones comunes

一个钥匙扣
金属钥匙扣
皮质钥匙扣
挂钥匙扣
丢钥匙扣
定制钥匙扣
纪念钥匙扣
可爱钥匙扣
多功能钥匙扣
钥匙扣挂件

Frases Comunes

把钥匙串在钥匙扣上

— To string keys onto a keychain.

请把这些钥匙串在钥匙扣上。

钥匙扣掉在了地上

— The keychain fell on the floor.

我听到一声响，原来是钥匙扣掉在了地上。

找钥匙扣

— To look for a keychain.

我翻遍了包也没找到钥匙扣。

换个钥匙扣

— To change to a different keychain.

这个旧了，我想换个钥匙扣。

钥匙扣上的装饰

— The decoration on the keychain.

钥匙扣上的装饰是一个小灯笼。

送个钥匙扣当作礼物

— Give a keychain as a gift.

去旅游时，可以送个钥匙扣当作礼物。

钥匙扣的开关

— The clasp/opening mechanism of the keychain.

这个钥匙扣的开关有点紧。

情侣钥匙扣

— Couple's keychains (matching set).

他们买了一对情侣钥匙扣。

动漫钥匙扣

— Anime-themed keychain.

店里有很多流行的动漫钥匙扣。

钥匙扣专卖店

— A shop specializing in keychains.

商业街有一家钥匙扣专卖店。

Modismos y expresiones

"无中生有"

— To create something out of nothing. While not directly about keychains, it's used when someone claims they lost a 'fancy keychain' that never existed.

他说他丢了金钥匙扣，简直是无中生有。

Literary/Common
"小巧玲珑"

— Small and exquisite. Often used to describe a nice keychain.

这个钥匙扣做得小巧玲珑。

Literary
"爱不释手"

— To love something so much you can't put it down.

他对手里的那个钥匙扣爱不释手。

Literary
"物美价廉"

— Good quality and inexpensive. Describes most souvenir keychains.

这些钥匙扣物美价廉。

Common
"独一无二"

— One of a kind. Used for custom keychains.

这是我独一无二的钥匙扣。

Common
"礼轻情意重"

— The gift is small but the feeling is deep. Perfect for keychains.

送你个钥匙扣，礼轻情意重。

Common
"随处可见"

— Can be seen everywhere. Describes the ubiquity of keychains.

这种款式的钥匙扣随处可见。

Common
"各式各样"

— All sorts of. Used for a variety of keychains.

摊位上有各式各样的钥匙扣。

Common
"锦上添花"

— To add flowers to brocade (to make something better). A nice keychain on a nice bag.

这个钥匙扣给你的包锦上添花。

Literary
"如影随形"

— Like a shadow following the body. Describes how keys and keychains are always with us.

钥匙扣和钥匙总是如影随形。

Literary

Familia de palabras

Sustantivos

钥匙 (key)
扣子 (button/clasp)
扣环 (buckle ring)
钥匙包 (key case)

Verbos

扣上 (to buckle up)
解扣 (to unbuckle)
挂 (to hang)

Adjetivos

扣着的 (buckled)
连着的 (connected)

Relacionado

锁 (lock)
门 (door)
钱包 (wallet)
挂件 (charm)
纪念品 (souvenir)
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Memorízalo

Mnemotecnia

Yào (Want) + Shi (Sure) + Kòu (Coat hook). I 'Want' to be 'Sure' my keys are on the 'Coat hook' (keychain).

Asociación visual

Imagine a giant golden key (钥匙) hooked (扣) onto a backpack.

Word Web

钥匙 锁 门 扣 挂 丢 找 买

Desafío

Try to describe your own keychain in Chinese using at least three adjectives.

Origen de la palabra

The term is a modern compound. '钥匙' (yàoshi) dates back to ancient times, where '钥' meant the lock bolt and '匙' meant the spoon-like tool to move it. '扣' (kòu) is a very old character meaning to fasten or hook.

Significado original: A fastener for keys.

Sino-Tibetan (Chinese).

Contexto cultural

No major sensitivities; a very safe, neutral word.

In the West, keychains are also popular souvenirs, but there is a stronger trend towards 'functional' keychains like bottle openers or multi-tools.

The 'Red Cord' keychain in traditional Chinese motifs. Anime character keychains (Itabag culture). Designer brand keychains (LV, Gucci fobs).

Practica en la vida real

Contextos reales

At a souvenir shop

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