Verb Followed by 

 can be used to express a "coming to a halt".

Examples

住 can be used to express "undertaking an action firmly" or "tightly".

Verb Followed by 

 (kāi) means "to open," but when used as a complement can mean different things with different verbs.

Examples

 can be used literally to mean "open up" or "turn on":

 can be used to express an action that is occurring in a direction away from the speaker. When used in this sense,  is generally used with verbs involving releasing, unfolding or spreading out:

 can be also used to express solving a problem or getting a weight off one's mind.

Verb Followed by 出来

出(来) can be used figuratively to mean "nothing to coming into being" or "to come up with".

Examples

跟感官动词搭配时,"出(来)"表示 "to tell or to distinguish".

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