"resultative complement" in Chinese

着

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When used as a resultative complement, -着 (zháo) expresses that the action has reached its purpose or has had an outcome. It can also be used as a potential complement, meaning "able to."

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The Chinese translation for “resultative complement” is 着.

Examples of "resultative complement" in use

There are 3 examples of the Chinese word for "resultative complement" being used:

English	Chinese	Learn
She was listening to music.	她听着音乐。	Learn
The father is hugging her, and she is opening her eyes!	父亲拥抱着她，她睁开了眼睛！	Learn
I am so tired, I can sleep anywhere!	我好累啊，哪里都睡得着！	Learn