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恰当

qià dàng · qia dang

Traditional 恰當

Meaning

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在(zài)正(zhèng)式(shì)场(chǎng)合(hé)，说(shuō)话(huà)要(yào)恰(qià)当(dàng)，别(bié)太(tài)随(suí)便(biàn)。

On formal occasions, you should speak appropriately and not be too casual.

这(zhè)个(ge)比(bǐ)喻(yù)不(bú)太(tài)恰(qià)当(dàng)，容(róng)易(yì)让(ràng)人(rén)误(wù)解(jiě)。

This metaphor is not quite appropriate and can easily cause misunderstanding.

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