How to Say ‘Used after a verb to show result or manner’ in Simplified Chinese
得
dé
[duh]
💬 Usage Tip: After a verb, [得] introduces how well, how much, or in what way something is done: [坐得宽松一点], [说得很清楚], [睡得很好]. Think 'verb + [得] + description.'
Phrase Breakdown
得
dé
[duh]
structural particle linking a verb to a result or degree
Often placed after a verb to describe how an action is done, such as comfortably or clearly.
这边坐得比较宽松。
It's more spacious to sit on this side.
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