Definition
恰恰 (qiàqià) means 'exactly, precisely' — it emphasizes a perfect match or an unexpected coincidence, often in formal or written contexts. It is more specific than the flexible 就/就是 (which can also mean 'just, exactly' but with broader uses) and contrasts with 刚好, which stresses something being 'just right' or happening at the right moment. 恰恰 focuses on exact correspondence (e.g., 恰恰相反 'exactly the opposite').
adverb
exactlyjustprecisely
Examples
- 。Tā de guāndiǎn gēn wǒ qià qià xiāngfǎn.His opinion is exactly opposite to mine.
- 恰恰,。Nǐ lái de qià qià shì shíhou, wǒmen zhèng yào kāishǐ.You came just in time; we're about to start.
- 恰恰。Zhè zhè zhǒng jiéguǒ qià qià shì wǒmen dāngchū yùliào dào de.This result is precisely what we expected at the beginning.
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