学中文只需这七步—Learn Chinese in ONLY 7 Steps：
✸STEP 1：拼音 , pīn yīn , Pinyin
✸STEP 2：笔画 , bǐ huà , Strokes
✸STEP 3：偏旁部首 , piān páng bù shǒu , Radicals
✸STEP 4：词汇 , cí huì , Vocabulary
✸STEP 5：句型 , jù xíng , Sentence Types
✸STEP 6：标点符号 , biāo diǎn fú hào , Punctuations
✸STEP 7：文章 , wén zhāng , Articles；故事 , gù shì , Stories；对话 , duì huà , Conversations
“缩减”是一个非常高频的实用词汇。从字面拆解来看，“缩”意味着向内收敛、紧缩；“减”则意味着去除、减少。合在一起，“缩减”的意思就是在原有的规模、数量、范围或资金基础上进行裁剪和压缩。
“Reduction” is a very frequently used and practical term. Literally, “reduction” means to shrink or contract inwards; “reduction” means to remove or reduce. Combined, “reduction” means to cut back and compress based on the original scale, quantity, scope, or funds.
「顽抗」（wán kàng）是一个动词，意思是顽固地进行抵抗。 它通常形容在处于绝对劣势、毫无胜算的情况下，依然固执地死撑、不肯投降。这个词具有明显的贬义色彩，多用来描写罪犯或侵略者在面临失败时的无谓挣扎。
“wán kàng” is a verb meaning “to stubbornly resist.” It typically describes a situation where someone continues to hold out and refuses to surrender despite being at an absolute disadvantage with zero chance of winning. This word carries a strong derogatory connotation and is mostly used to describe the futile, desperate struggles of criminals, or invaders on the brink of defeat.
“获批”由“获”（获得、取得）与“批”（批准、批示）构成，是一个典型的书面语词汇，常见于政府公文、新闻报道、企业公告等正式场合。
The term “获批” (huò pī) is composed of “获” (huò) (to obtain, acquire) and “批” (pī) (to approve, authorize). It is a typical written expression, commonly found in formal contexts such as government documents, news reports, and corporate announcements.
“抢占”由“抢”（快速、争夺）和“占”（占据、占有）组成，表示迅速而主动地占据某个位置、资源或优势。 它常用于竞争场景，强调速度、先机和主动性。
The word “抢占” (qiǎng, meaning to seize or occupy) is composed of “抢” (qiǎng, meaning to grab quickly or compete for) and “占” (zhàn, meaning to occupy or possess). It signifies the swift and proactive acquisition of a position, resource, or advantage. It is often used in competitive contexts, emphasizing speed, initiative, and proactiveness.
风险投资（简称“风投”）是向早期、高成长潜力的公司提供资金的一种融资方式。风投机构以资金、资源和指导换取公司股份。由于初创企业尚未成熟、失败率高，风投承担的风险也更大，因此被称为“风险投资”。
Venture capital (VC) is a financing method that invests in early-stage companies with high growth potential. VC firms offer funding, resources, and guidance in exchange for equity. Because startups are immature and more likely to fail, VCs take on higher risk—hence the term “venture capital.”