The traditional Chinese character for "cai" is cai cái?.

Cai cái?

Interpretation:

1. ① Ability; talent. [Example] Talented and versatile.

② A talented and intelligent person. [Example] Genius, prodigy.

③ Surname.

2. ① It means that something happened not long ago, which is equivalent to "just now". [Example] He just left.

② Indicates the limitation of scope, which is equivalent to "only" and "only". [Example] He is only two years old.

③ Used before certain adjectives or verbs to express emphasis. [Example] I’m not going.

④ Use "because", "only" and "must" in the former clause, and "cai" in the latter clause to indicate that a certain result will occur. [Example] Only by persevering to the end can you achieve success.

Reference materials

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