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What is the difference between 准时 and 按时?
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These both seem to mean 'on time' / 'on schedule' (compared to 及时, which I believe means 'in good time', i.e. before the scheduled / agreed time). Is there a difference between them?
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These both seem to mean 'on time' / 'on schedule' (compared to 及时, which I believe means 'in good time', i.e. before the scheduled / agreed time). Is there a difference between them?
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These both seem to mean 'on time' / 'on schedule' (compared to 及时, which I believe means 'in good time', i.e. before the scheduled / agreed time). Is there a difference between them?
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These both seem to mean 'on time' / 'on schedule' (compared to 及时, which I believe means 'in good time', i.e. before the scheduled / agreed time). Is there a difference between them?
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Good question, their difference is tiny and hard to catch.
准时 is emotional neutral while 按时 is less neutral. To be more clear, 准时 is emphasising on the physical aspect of being on time, while 按时 is emphasizing on a person's action of being on time. For example
火箭准时发射
我会按时到达
While you can also say
我会准时到达
but the emphasis is not quite same.
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准 = accurate; precise
准时 = on time/ on schedule (event or action take place at a precisely scheduled/ appointed time)
~
按 = according to; base on
按时 = on schedule/ on time (event or action take place strictly following a scheduled/ at an appointed time)
Also: 按时 (base on hourly schedule/ on schedule timely), 按年(base on an annually schedule ) 按月(base on a monthly schedule ), 按人头 (base on head count)
Example: 按时吃药, 按年交税, 按月付款, 按人头付款 ( Take medicine on schedule hourly/ timely, pay taxes base on an annually schedule , pay a sum base on a monthly schedule, pay a sum base on head count)
Note:
准时 can be an attributive adjective - you can say "he is always 准时" but not "he is always 按时"
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answer by web search,e.g. https://hinative.com/zh-CN/questions/206511 temari: 按时 in time, 准时 on time,...
jingjing: 准时是形容词,可以在句子里直接作谓语,比如,我一向很准时。
按时是副词,不可以说,我很按时....
kittysama:按时带点被动性,准时更强调主动性。...
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Good question, their difference is tiny and hard to catch.
准时 is emotional neutral while 按时 is less neutral. To be more clear, 准时 is emphasising on the physical aspect of being on time, while 按时 is emphasizing on a person's action of being on time. For example
火箭准时发射
我会按时到达
While you can also say
我会准时到达
but the emphasis is not quite same.
add a comment |
Good question, their difference is tiny and hard to catch.
准时 is emotional neutral while 按时 is less neutral. To be more clear, 准时 is emphasising on the physical aspect of being on time, while 按时 is emphasizing on a person's action of being on time. For example
火箭准时发射
我会按时到达
While you can also say
我会准时到达
but the emphasis is not quite same.
add a comment |
Good question, their difference is tiny and hard to catch.
准时 is emotional neutral while 按时 is less neutral. To be more clear, 准时 is emphasising on the physical aspect of being on time, while 按时 is emphasizing on a person's action of being on time. For example
火箭准时发射
我会按时到达
While you can also say
我会准时到达
but the emphasis is not quite same.
Good question, their difference is tiny and hard to catch.
准时 is emotional neutral while 按时 is less neutral. To be more clear, 准时 is emphasising on the physical aspect of being on time, while 按时 is emphasizing on a person's action of being on time. For example
火箭准时发射
我会按时到达
While you can also say
我会准时到达
but the emphasis is not quite same.
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准 = accurate; precise
准时 = on time/ on schedule (event or action take place at a precisely scheduled/ appointed time)
~
按 = according to; base on
按时 = on schedule/ on time (event or action take place strictly following a scheduled/ at an appointed time)
Also: 按时 (base on hourly schedule/ on schedule timely), 按年(base on an annually schedule ) 按月(base on a monthly schedule ), 按人头 (base on head count)
Example: 按时吃药, 按年交税, 按月付款, 按人头付款 ( Take medicine on schedule hourly/ timely, pay taxes base on an annually schedule , pay a sum base on a monthly schedule, pay a sum base on head count)
Note:
准时 can be an attributive adjective - you can say "he is always 准时" but not "he is always 按时"
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准 = accurate; precise
准时 = on time/ on schedule (event or action take place at a precisely scheduled/ appointed time)
~
按 = according to; base on
按时 = on schedule/ on time (event or action take place strictly following a scheduled/ at an appointed time)
Also: 按时 (base on hourly schedule/ on schedule timely), 按年(base on an annually schedule ) 按月(base on a monthly schedule ), 按人头 (base on head count)
Example: 按时吃药, 按年交税, 按月付款, 按人头付款 ( Take medicine on schedule hourly/ timely, pay taxes base on an annually schedule , pay a sum base on a monthly schedule, pay a sum base on head count)
Note:
准时 can be an attributive adjective - you can say "he is always 准时" but not "he is always 按时"
add a comment |
准 = accurate; precise
准时 = on time/ on schedule (event or action take place at a precisely scheduled/ appointed time)
~
按 = according to; base on
按时 = on schedule/ on time (event or action take place strictly following a scheduled/ at an appointed time)
Also: 按时 (base on hourly schedule/ on schedule timely), 按年(base on an annually schedule ) 按月(base on a monthly schedule ), 按人头 (base on head count)
Example: 按时吃药, 按年交税, 按月付款, 按人头付款 ( Take medicine on schedule hourly/ timely, pay taxes base on an annually schedule , pay a sum base on a monthly schedule, pay a sum base on head count)
Note:
准时 can be an attributive adjective - you can say "he is always 准时" but not "he is always 按时"
准 = accurate; precise
准时 = on time/ on schedule (event or action take place at a precisely scheduled/ appointed time)
~
按 = according to; base on
按时 = on schedule/ on time (event or action take place strictly following a scheduled/ at an appointed time)
Also: 按时 (base on hourly schedule/ on schedule timely), 按年(base on an annually schedule ) 按月(base on a monthly schedule ), 按人头 (base on head count)
Example: 按时吃药, 按年交税, 按月付款, 按人头付款 ( Take medicine on schedule hourly/ timely, pay taxes base on an annually schedule , pay a sum base on a monthly schedule, pay a sum base on head count)
Note:
准时 can be an attributive adjective - you can say "he is always 准时" but not "he is always 按时"
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answer by web search,e.g. https://hinative.com/zh-CN/questions/206511 temari: 按时 in time, 准时 on time,...
jingjing: 准时是形容词,可以在句子里直接作谓语,比如,我一向很准时。
按时是副词,不可以说,我很按时....
kittysama:按时带点被动性,准时更强调主动性。...
add a comment |
answer by web search,e.g. https://hinative.com/zh-CN/questions/206511 temari: 按时 in time, 准时 on time,...
jingjing: 准时是形容词,可以在句子里直接作谓语,比如,我一向很准时。
按时是副词,不可以说,我很按时....
kittysama:按时带点被动性,准时更强调主动性。...
add a comment |
answer by web search,e.g. https://hinative.com/zh-CN/questions/206511 temari: 按时 in time, 准时 on time,...
jingjing: 准时是形容词,可以在句子里直接作谓语,比如,我一向很准时。
按时是副词,不可以说,我很按时....
kittysama:按时带点被动性,准时更强调主动性。...
answer by web search,e.g. https://hinative.com/zh-CN/questions/206511 temari: 按时 in time, 准时 on time,...
jingjing: 准时是形容词,可以在句子里直接作谓语,比如,我一向很准时。
按时是副词,不可以说,我很按时....
kittysama:按时带点被动性,准时更强调主动性。...
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