How to Say ‘Only comes with’ in Traditional Chinese
只配
zhǐ pèi
[zhǐ pèi]
💬 Usage Tip: 只 before a verb often means "only": 只配 = only comes with, 只賣 = only sells. Put 只 right before the action you want to limit.
Phrase Breakdown
只
zhǐ
[zhǐ]
only match
Suitable for matching with only one thing.
這領帶只配黑色西裝。
This tie only matches a black suit.
配
pèi
[pèi]
match
To be a suitable pair or combination with something else.
這件襯衫只配這條褲子。
This shirt only matches these pants.
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