míng míng
obviously; undoubtedly; plainly
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明明知道这样做不对，他还是做了。
míngmíng zhīdào zhèyàng zuò bùduì, tā háishì zuòle.
Even though he knew it was wrong, he still did it.
明明是他的错，他却把责任推卸给我。
míngmíng shì tā de cuò, tā què bǎ zérèn tuīxiè gěi wǒ.
It was clearly his fault, but he blamed me for it.
明明说好了一起去，他却临时变卦了。
míngmíng shuō hǎo le yīqǐ qù, tā què línshí biàn guà le.
We had agreed to go together, but he changed his mind at the last minute.
显然 (xiǎnrán)
obviously
清楚 (qīngchǔ)
clearly
暗地里 (àn dì lǐ)
secretly
偷偷地 (tōu tōu de)
furtively
The Chinese word 明明 (míngmíng) is composed of two characters: 明 (míng) and 明 (míng). The character 明 (míng) has several meanings, including "bright," "clear," and "obvious." The character 明 (míng) also has several meanings, including "bright," "clear," and "distinct." When the two characters are combined, they create the word 明明 (míngmíng), which means "very bright," "very clear," or "very obvious."The word 明明 (míngmíng) is often used to emphasize the brightness or clarity of something. For example, the sentence 明明的天空 (míngmíng de tiānkōng) means "the very bright sky." The word 明明 (míngmíng) can also be used to emphasize the obviousness of something. For example, the sentence 明明的事实 (míngmíng de shìshí) means "the obvious fact."The word 明明 (míngmíng) is a common word in Chinese and is used in a variety of contexts. It is an important word for HSK learners to know, as it can be used to express a variety of meanings.
