常 cháng HSK1 common Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Showing: often All meanings 2,694 cháng 2,694 ordinary 1,681often 1,019constant 5regular 1 Some sentences contain multiple meanings of 常, so totals are smaller than the sum of items. 1,019 sentences for 常 (cháng — often) — page 46 of 51 1…4445464748…51 Go to page Go 我小时候常常躺在草地上看天上的白云。 wǒ xiǎoshíhou chángcháng tǎng zài cǎodì shang kàn tiānshàng de báiyún. When I was little, I often lay on the grass and watched the white clouds in the sky. Source: Tatoeba此外,你的想象力常常在危险时刻对你耍花招。 cǐwài, nǐ de xiǎngxiànglì chángcháng zài wēixiǎn shíkè duì nǐ shuǎ huāzhāo. Besides, your imagination often plays tricks on you in moments of danger. Source: CCMatrix蝙蝠常常和恐怖故事、吸血鬼、鬼屋联系在一起。 biānfú chángcháng hé kǒngbù gùshi, xīxuèguǐ, guǐwū liánxì zài yīqǐ. Bats are often associated with horror stories, vampires and haunted houses. Source: CCMatrix我过去常常起床很早并且在早餐前散步一小时。 wǒ guòqù chángcháng qǐ chuáng hěn zǎo bìngqiě zài zǎocān qián sàn bù yī xiǎoshí. I used to get up early and take an hour's walk before breakfast. Source: UM-Corpus: Spoken我们常常让别人的价值观支配自己的态度与行为。 wǒmen chángcháng ràng biéren de jiàzhíguān zhīpèi zìjǐ de tàidu yǔ xíngwéi. Often, we let other people’s values dictate our own attitudes and behavior. Source: CCMatrix这些按钮几乎从不帮助用户,而且常常会伤害用户。 zhèxiē ànniǔ jīhū cóngbù bāngzhù yònghù, érqiě chángcháng huì shānghài yònghù. These buttons almost never help users and often hurt them. Source: CCMatrix人们常常问我是否认为技术很快将取代精神科医生。 rénmen chángcháng wèn wǒ shìfǒu rènwéi jìshù hěn kuài jiāng qǔdài jīngshénkēyīshēng. People often ask me whether I think technology will soon replace psychiatrists. Source: CCMatrix我们重视自己的力量,但却常常诅咒和忽略自己的弱点。 wǒmen zhòngshì zìjǐ de lìliang, dàn què chángcháng zǔzhòu hé hūlüè zìjǐ de ruòdiǎn. We value our strengths, but we often curse and ignore our weaknesses. Source: CCMatrix我们每天都吃盐,有时吃得多,有时吃得少,但常常吃得太多。 wǒmen měitiān dōu chī yán, yǒushí chī de duō, yǒushí chī de shǎo, dàn chángcháng chī de tàiduō. We eat salt every day, sometimes more, sometimes less, but often too much. Source: CCMatrix食物常常伴随着情绪化事件,不管是愉快的还是不愉快的。 shíwù chángcháng bànsuí zhe qíngxùhuà shìjiàn, bùguǎn shì yúkuài de háishi bùyúkuài de. Food is usually part of emotion-filled events, either happy or unhappy ones. Source: CCMatrix我想可以肯定地说,大多数人都觉得开会常常是浪费时间。 wǒ xiǎng kěyǐ kěndìng de shuō, dàduōshù rén dōu juéde kāi huì chángcháng shì làngfèi shíjiān. I think it’s safe to say that most people feel that meetings are frequently a waste of time. Source: CCMatrix我们常常低估了有一个无条件爱我们的伴侣是多么的罕见。 wǒmen chángcháng dīgū le yǒu yīge wútiáojiàn ài wǒmen de bànlǚ shì duōme de hǎnjiàn. We often underestimate how rare it is to have a partner who loves us unconditionally. Source: CCMatrix虽然人群常常看起来杂乱无章,但可以从他们身上学到很多东西。 suīrán rénqún chángcháng kànqilai záluànwúzhāng, dàn kěyǐ cóng tāmen shēnshang xué dào hěnduō dōngxi. While crowds often seem disorganized, there is a lot that can be learned from them. Source: CCMatrix他们想感觉好一些,但不知道该怎么做,而且常常不相信自己能做到。 tāmen xiǎng gǎnjué hǎo yīxiē, dàn bùzhīdào gāi zěnme zuò, érqiě chángcháng bù xiāngxìn zìjǐ néng zuò dào. They want to feel better but don’t know how, and often don’t believe they can. Source: CCMatrix当她不确定时或是听到不一致的建议时,她的直觉常常是什么都不做。 dāng tā bùquèdìng shí huòshì tīng dào bùyīzhì de jiànyì shí, tā de zhíjué chángcháng shì shénme dōu bù zuò. When she is in doubt or gets conflicting advice, her instinct is often to do nothing. Source: UM-Corpus: News很多人想成为另一个人---常常是比自己更聪明、更可爱、更引人注目的一个人。 hěnduō rén xiǎng chéngwéi lìng yī ge rén--- chángcháng shì bǐ zìjǐ gèng cōngming, gèng kě'ài, gèng yǐnrénzhùmù de yī ge rén. Most people try to be someone else—usually a smarter, more likeable, more compelling version of themselves. Source: CCMatrix这种头痛是很常见的。 zhèzhǒng tóutòng shì hěn chángjiàn de. This type of headache is very common. Source: CCMatrix地震在日本是常见的。 dìzhèn zài rìběn shì chángjiàn de. Earthquakes are common in Japan. Source: CCMatrix高速列车在欧洲很常见。 gāosù lièchē zài ōuzhōu hěn chángjiàn. High speed trains are common in Europe. Source: Tatoeba这种情况在机场最常见。 zhèzhǒng qíngkuàng zài jīchǎng zuì chángjiàn. This situation is particularly common at airports. Source: CCMatrix 1…4445464748…51 Go to page Go