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受到
受到
shòu dào
v. get, be given, receive; suffer
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获取 ,获得, 受到 and 接收
获取 is very similar to 获得. 获取 is followed by profit, information, intelligence, etc.
受到 is similar to 得到, but 受到 is very neutral, can be followed by something positive or negative.
接收: to receive or accept too, similar to 接受, but in many cases 接收 is to receive passively. It can be followed by electronic signals, students or employees that are transferred from another school/department, new members, etc.
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Are there situations where 受到 (shòu dào) is not appropriate?
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Yes, there are situations where 受到 (shòu dào) may not be appropriate to use. Here are a few examples:
1. When talking about physical sensations or feelings, it is more common to use 感受 (gǎn shòu) instead of 受到 (shòu dào). For example, instead of saying "我受到了寒冷的感觉" (wǒ shòu dào le hán lěng de gǎn jué, I feel cold), it is more natural to say "我感受到了寒冷" (wǒ gǎn shòu dào le hán lěng).
2. When talking about receiving or getting something, it is more common to use 收到 (shōu dào) instead of 受到 (shòu dào). For example, instead of saying "我受到了一封信" (wǒ shòu dào le yī fēng xìn, I received a letter), it is more natural to say "我收到了一封信" (wǒ shōu dào le yī fēng xìn).
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What is the grammatical role of 受到 (shòu dào) in a sentence?
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受到 (shòu dào) is a verb that means "get, be given, receive; suffer". It is used to indicate that someone has received something, either in a positive or negative sense. For example, 他受到了很多赞扬 (tā shòu dào le hěn duō zàn yáng) means "He received a lot of praise". It can also be used to indicate that someone has suffered something, such as 他受到了伤害 (tā shòu dào le shāng hài) which means "He suffered harm".
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