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    Using 独家 (dújiā) to express "exclusive"

    Description & Modification

    Structure

    独家 + Noun

    Explanation

    独家 (dújiā) means "exclusive," referring to something limited to a single party, such as exclusive rights, deals, or news reports. It functions as an adjective or attributive modifier placed before a noun. For example, 独家交易 means "exclusive deal."

    Examples

    • 这家报纸拿到了那位明星的独家采访。

      Zhè jiā bàozhǐ ná dào le nà wèi míngxīng de dújiā cǎifǎng.

      This newspaper got an exclusive interview with that celebrity.

    • 我们公司获得了这款产品的独家代理权。

      Wǒmen gōngsī huòdé le zhè kuǎn chǎnpǐn de dújiā dàilǐ quán.

      Our company obtained the exclusive distribution rights for this product.

    • 这则独家新闻引起了广泛关注。

      Zhè zé dújiā xīnwén yǐnqǐ le guǎngfàn guānzhù.

      This exclusive news story attracted widespread attention.

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