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No. 6,324 in Chinese

感化

"感化" means "to influence or reform someone through moral persuasion or emotional appeal."

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  • 他终于被她的真诚所感化,不再坚持自己的固执。

    He was finally influenced by her sincerity and abandoned his stubbornness.

    In this sentence, '感化' means 'to influence or reform someone emotionally', demonstrating a change in attitude or behavior made possible by sincere effort.

  • 这个电影通过主人公的奋斗故事试图感化观众,让人们重新审视自己的生活态度。

    This movie tries to inspire and reform the audience through the protagonist's struggle story, making people reassess their attitude towards life.

    Here, '感化' is used to describe an attempt to emotionally inspire or motivate others to change their perspective, often by sharing relatable experiences.

  • 老师希望通过多次鼓励和引导来感化那些对学习不感兴趣的学生。

    The teacher hopes to influence and reform students who are not interested in learning through repeated encouragement and guidance.

    In this context, '感化' refers to the effort to positively influence the mindset or attitude of others through persistent actions and understanding.

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