Chinese Grammar learning:Subject + 干脆 + Verb.
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2013-12-31 08:00:00.000
干脆 is an adverb meaning "you might as well" or "just", and is normally used by the speaker to propose a straightforward course of action within a difficult situation.
Structure
Subject + 干脆 + Verb.
Examples
jiālǐ shénme dōu méiyǒu,ɡāncu ìchūqu chībɑ。
1. 家里什么都没有,干脆出去吃吧。
1. 家里什么都没有,干脆出去吃吧。
There is nothing in the house, let's just go out to eat.
jìrán xué bùhǎo ,ɡāncuì bié xuéle 。
2. 既然学不好,干脆别学了。
2. 既然学不好,干脆别学了。
Since you aren't going to study well, might as well not study at all.
zhè tái pò diànnǎo yòu huàile ,ɡāncuì bié xiūle ,mǎi tái xīnde bɑ 。
3. 这台破电脑又坏了,干脆别修了,买台新的吧。
3. 这台破电脑又坏了,干脆别修了,买台新的吧。
This ratty computer broke again. Might as well not fix it and just buy a new one.
pínɡɡuǒ hěn ɡuì ,wǒ ɡāncuì méi mǎi ,zhǐ mǎile diǎn xiānɡjiāo 。
4. 苹果很贵,我干脆没买,只买了点香蕉。
4. 苹果很贵,我干脆没买,只买了点香蕉。
Apples are too expensive. I'd better not buy them, just some bananas.