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1. 挑战 (tiǎo zhàn) can be used to describe a situation in which someone is trying to overcome a difficult obstacle or task. For example, a student might say, "我正在挑战这个数学题 (wǒ zhèngzài tiǎo zhàn zhège shùxué tí)." (I am challenging this math problem.)
2. 挑战 (tiǎo zhàn) can also be used to describe a situation in which someone is trying to prove themselves or prove their worth. For example, a job applicant might say, "我想挑战这个职位 (wǒ xiǎng tiǎo zhàn zhège zhíwèi)." (I want to challenge this position.)
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1. 挑战极限 (tiǎo zhàn jí xiàn): to challenge one's limits. This expression is used to describe pushing oneself to the limit, either physically or mentally.
2. 挑战权威 (tiǎo zhàn quán wēi): to challenge authority. This expression is used to describe challenging the authority of someone or something, usually in a political or social context.
3. 挑战现状 (tiǎo zhàn xiàn zhuàng): to challenge the status quo. This expression is used to describe challenging the existing state of affairs, usually in a political or social context.
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