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证 (zhèng) is used to refer to a certificate or credentials. It is used to refer to a document that serves as proof of a certain qualification or authority. For example, a driver's license is a 证 (zhèng) that proves the holder is qualified to drive. It can also refer to a document that serves as proof of identity, such as a passport. It can also refer to a document that serves as proof of ownership, such as a deed.
In some cases, 证 (zhèng) can be used interchangeably with other words such as 凭证 (píngzhèng) or 证件 (zhèngjiàn). However, 凭证 (píngzhèng) and 证件 (zhèngjiàn) are more commonly used to refer to documents that serve as proof of identity or ownership, while 证 (zhèng) is more commonly used to refer to documents that serve as proof of a certain qualification or authority.
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证 (zhèng) and 凭 (píng) both mean "certificate, credentials". The difference between them is that 证 (zhèng) implies a formal document that is issued by an official authority, while 凭 (píng) implies a document that is used as evidence or proof. For example, 证 (zhèng) can refer to a driver's license, passport, or other official document, while 凭 (píng) can refer to a receipt, ticket, or other document that is used to prove something.
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