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%E4%B8%8D%E7%A6%81%20(b%C3%B9j%C4%ABn)%20-%20Can't%20help%20but%2C%20can't%20refrain%20from
不禁 (bùjīn) - Can't help but, can't refrain from
Processing keyword: 不禁 (bùjīn) - Can't help but, can't refrain from
The term 不禁 (bùjīn) is used to express an involuntary reaction or emotional response when a person cannot help but do something. It conveys a sense of spontaneity or inevitability regarding one’s feelings or actions.
不禁 is made up of two components:
The general structure of using 不禁 in a sentence is as follows:
[Subject] + 不禁 + [Action/Feeling]
Components | Meaning |
---|---|
不 | not |
禁 | to restrain |
不禁 | can't help but |
不禁 vs. 不能不 (bùnéng bù)
不禁 (bùjīn): Focuses on an involuntary reaction or emotional response.
不能不 (bùnéng bù): Emphasizes necessity or obligation.
The phrase 不禁 is often used in Chinese narratives and storytelling to express deep emotions. It reflects the Chinese cultural value placed on expressing feelings authentically. Understanding where and how to use 不禁 allows a learner to communicate more effectively and empathetically.
Using 不禁 tends to be more informal and personal, mostly used in narrative contexts or among friends and family. In formal situations, it is advisable to use a more neutral expression or additional phrasing to maintain professionalism.
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