感感
Basic Meaning
v
Often used in contexts describing emotional impact, such as from stories or actions.
to be moved (emotionally)
感动。
Words:
感伤感触感慨感人肺腑深有所感
Sentences:
- 这个故事很感人This story is very moving.
- 他的演讲让我深有所感His speech deeply moved me.
v
Commonly used in polite expressions to show appreciation for kindness or help.
to thank; to express gratitude
感谢，对人家的好意表示谢意。
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Sentences:
- 我非常感谢你的帮助I am very grateful for your help.
- 他感激地接受了礼物He gratefully accepted the gift.
v
Specifically refers to being affected by wind or cold, often in medical or traditional contexts.
to catch a cold (in traditional Chinese medicine)
中医指感受风寒。
Words:
Sentences:
- 他昨天感冒了He caught a cold yesterday.
- 流感季节要注意预防During flu season, it's important to take precautions.
n
Used as a noun to describe sensations, emotions, or impressions, often combined with other characters to form compound words.
feeling; emotion; thought
感觉；情感；感想。
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Sentences:
- 我对这个城市有很好的感觉I have a good feeling about this city.
- 她的自豪感很强She has a strong sense of pride.
v
Focuses on the action of external things influencing emotions or awareness.
to evoke a reaction; to cause an emotional or conscious response
外界事物再情绪上引起反应；使在意识、情绪上起反应。
Words:
Sentences:
- 这部电影能感化人心This movie can touch people's hearts.
- 音乐常常能感动听众Music often moves the audience.
v
Technical term used in photography or materials science for exposure to light.
to be photosensitive; to react to light
（摄影胶片、晒图纸等）接触光线而发生变化。
Words:
感光
Sentences:
- 这种胶片感光很快This type of film is very photosensitive.
- 感光纸在阳光下会变色Photosensitive paper changes color in sunlight.
Writing & Component
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