Discussion of 一下子

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一下子 emphasises that an action or a state changes very fast. Its meaning is different from this adverb:
忽然 (忽然) [hu1 ran2] , (adv) suddenly
The emphasis of 忽然 is on the fact that the change is very “unexpected”. In most cases we cannot replace one with the other without changing the meaning of the sentence.

lisaC

一下子 can be used on something that has happened . It cannot be used on something that is going to happen at the time of speaking. 一下子 can be used on something that is beyond one’s control, but it cannot be used on something that can be decided/controlled. For example:
E.g.1 他一下子流了很多血。 [phr] He lost a lot of blood within a short while.

lisaC

Are there any synonyms or antonyms for 一下子 (yīxiàzi)?

个学生

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How is 一下子 (yīxiàzi) commonly used in conversation?

个学生

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一下子 (yīxiàzi) is commonly used to express that something happened quickly or all at once. For example, it can be used to describe a sudden change in a situation or a sudden realization. For example, 他一下子就明白了 (tā yīxiàzi jiù míngbáile; He suddenly understood). It can also be used to describe a sudden action, such as 他一下子就跑了 (tā yīxiàzi jiù pǎole; He ran off all at once).

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