残次品 (殘次品)
cán cì pǐn
Pinyin
Definition
残次品 (殘次品)
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- defective goods
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 next in sequence
- 2 second
- 3 the second (day, time etc)
- 4 secondary
- 5 vice-
- 6 sub-
- 7 infra-
- 8 inferior quality
- 9 substandard
- 10 order
- 11 sequence
- 12 hypo- (chemistry)
- 13 classifier for enumerated events: time
- 1 one-off (offer)
- 2 one-time
- 3 single-use
- 4 disposable (goods)
- 1 moral standing
- 2 moral quality
- 3 character
- 4 personality
- 5 appearance
- 6 looks (colloquial)
- 7 bearing
- 1 person-times
- 2 visits
- 3 classifier for number of people participating
- 1 this
- 2 the present (meeting etc)
- 3 this time
- 4 this once
Idioms (8)
三番五次
- 1 over and over again (idiom)
上一次当,学一次乖
- 1 to take sth as a lesson for next time (idiom)
- 2 once bitten, twice shy
品学兼优
- 1 excelling both in morals and studies (idiom); top marks for studies and for behavior (at school)
- 2 a paragon of virtue and learning
品头论足
- 1 lit. to assess the head and discuss the feet (idiom); minute criticism of a woman's appearance
- 2 fig. to find fault in minor details
- 3 nitpicking
- 4 overcritical
几次三番
- 1 lit. twice then three times (idiom); fig. repeatedly
- 2 over and over again
Sample Sentences
嘘!张哥说的没错,这些的确是A货。不仔细看的话是看不出有什么两样的。A货从材料、设计、缝纫等都和正品是一样的。不过,它们多少都是有瑕疵的。比如纽扣不对称、商标装错等。按照规定,这些服装都该被销毁的,但是,服装厂里有些人把这些残次品偷偷卖了。A货服装一是价钱便宜、二是款式新、三是质量好、四是有品牌,所以在低端市场很好卖。
Shh! What Brother Zhang said is true. These are actually rejected merchandise. If you don't look carefully, then you can't see the difference. Rejected merchandise is the same as genuine merchandise in terms of materials, design and sewing. However, they all have some small imperfections. For instance, the buttons aren't symmetric or the labels are incorrect. According to regulations, these clothes should all be destroyed, but there are some people in clothing factories who sneak these defective goods out and sell them. Rejected merchandise are one, cheap; two, the newest style; three, good quality; and four, branded. So they're good to sell in low-end markets.