"常常"  Chinese example sentences

Tōngcháng yòng xìnyòng zhī duō guo yòng xiànjīn.

I use a credit card to pay for things more often than cash.

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di xiǎode shíhou, chángcháng péi gōngyuán.

When my brother was young, I often used to take him to the park.

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xiǎoxué de shíhou, qīn chángcháng lái jiē .

When I was in elementary school, my mother always fetched me from school.

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Zài shōuhuò jié nóngmín fēicháng máng.

Farmers are very busy during the harvest.

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Jīnwǎn fēicháng xiǎngshòu de liáotiān.

I enjoyed talking with you this evening very much.

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Niánqīngrén tōngcháng dōu shì chōngmǎn huó de.

Young people are usually full of energy.

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men chángcháng rénshēng zuò chǎng chéng.

Life is often compared to a journey.

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shì fēicháng piàoliang de gūn'yang.

Mary is a very pretty girl.

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fēng shì rén shì fēicháng tòng de.

Bee stings can be very painful.

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duì de wèn gǎndào fēicháng huo.

I was terribly confused by his question.

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Jiùsuàn xià, sài jiāng zhàocháng jìnxíng.

Even if it rains, the game will be played.

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Tāng tōngcháng de chē tíng zài zhè.

This is where Tom usually parks his car.

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chángcháng zài wǎnshang gēn péngyou chū wánr.

I often go out with friends in the evening.

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Lǎo shì zhǒng fēicháng xīongměng de dòng.

A tiger is a very ferocious kind of animal.

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Jīntiān de jìn shì míngtiān de lǎoshēngchángtán.

What's radical today may be cliché tomorrow.

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Rénmen tōngcháng huān men jiě de shì.

People usually don't like what they don't understand.

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Tāng hěn jīngcháng zài fàn hòu xiǎo xiǎoshí.

Tom very often takes a nap for an hour after lunch.

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guò jīngcháng gěi Tāng chē

I used to wash Tom's and Mary's cars for them.

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Tuōyán jīngcháng shì wánměi zhǔ de zuòyòng.

Procrastination is often a side-effect of perfectionism.

Source: Chinese Boost

Háizimen fēicháng huan zài hǎitān shàng wánshuǎ.

Children really like playing on the beach.

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