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淘汰 (táo tài) is commonly used in everyday conversation to refer to the elimination of something or someone. For example, it can be used to refer to the elimination of a contestant in a competition, or the elimination of an outdated product or technology. It can also be used to refer to the elimination of a bad habit or behavior.
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1. 淘汰赛 (táo tài sài) - elimination round/competition
This phrase is commonly used in sports or other competitions to refer to the round where participants are eliminated until only a few remain.
2. 淘汰制 (táo tài zhì) - elimination system/method
Similar to the above phrase, this refers to a system or method where participants are gradually eliminated until a winner is determined.
3. 淘汰不良品 (táo tài bù liáng pǐn) - eliminate defective products
In a manufacturing context, this phrase refers to the process of removing or discarding products that do not meet quality standards.
4. 淘汰旧观念 (táo tài jiù guān niàn) - eliminate old ideas/concepts
This phrase is often used in a social or cultural context, where outdated or traditional beliefs are replaced by new ones.
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