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Still / as before (依然)
依然 also means “still,” but often has a more written or emotional feeling than 仍然. It suggests something remains as before.
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多年以后，这条街依然很热闹。
Duō nián yǐhòu, zhè tiáo jiē yīrán hěn rènào.
Many years later, this street is still lively.
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依然 also means “still,” but often has a more written or emotional feeling than 仍然. It suggests something remains as before.
依然 also means “still,” but often has a more written or emotional feeling than 仍然. It suggests something remains as before. In Chinese, 依然 usually appears before the verb, adjective, or number phrase it modifies. Use it when the meaning is clear: process, final result, continuation, confirmation, emphasis, estimate, similarity, minimum, or maximum. Do not translate word by word from Vietnamese or English; check whether the sentence needs an adverb, an adjective, or a number limit. Common mistakes include placing 依然 after the verb, using it with an exact number when an estimate is not intended, or confusing similar words such as 逐渐/不断, 仍然/依然, 大概/差不多, and 至少/最多.
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依然
依然 also means “still,” but often has a more written or emotional feeling than 仍然. It suggests something remains as before.
天气很冷，他依然早起锻炼。
Tiānqì hěn lěng, tā yīrán zǎo qǐ duànliàn.
The weather was cold, but he still got up early to exercise.
她离开了很久，我依然记得她的话。
Tā líkāi le hěn jiǔ, wǒ yīrán jìde tā de huà.
She has been gone for a long time, but I still remember her words.
虽然失败了，他依然没有放弃。
Suīrán shībài le, tā yīrán méiyǒu fàngqì.
Chinese adverbs normally come before the predicate.
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Although he failed, he still did not give up.