kòngr
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我没空儿。
wǒ méi kōnɡ ér .
I'm not available.
我明天有空儿。
wǒ mínɡ tiān yǒu kōnɡ ér .
I'm free tomorrow.
他没空儿陪你玩儿。
tā méi kōnɡ ér péi nǐ wán ér .
He's not free to play with you.
忙碌 (mánglù)
busy
充实 (chōngshí)
full
The Chinese word 空儿 (kòngr) is composed of two characters: 空 (kòng), meaning "empty" or "void", and 儿 (r), a suffix that indicates a small amount or a short period of time. Together, they form the word 空儿, which literally means "a small empty space" or "a short period of time".In modern Chinese, 空儿 is used in a variety of contexts. It can refer to a physical space that is empty or unoccupied, such as an empty room or a vacant lot. It can also refer to a period of time that is free or available, such as a free hour or a break in one's schedule. Additionally, 空儿 can be used in a more abstract sense to refer to a gap or a lack of something, such as a gap in one's knowledge or a lack of resources.The word 空儿 is commonly used in everyday speech and writing, and it is an important part of the Chinese language. By understanding its etymology and usage, HSK learners can expand their vocabulary and improve their ability to communicate in Chinese.