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从这可看出

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

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How it works

This phrase is a common way to introduce a conclusion or observation drawn from previously stated facts or context. '从' (cóng) means 'from', '这' (zhè) means 'this/here', '可' (kě) indicates possibility or permission ('can/may'), and '看出' (kàn chū) means 'to see/discern'. Together, it forms a structure to state what can be inferred from the current situation or information.

Sample sentences

报告显示，犯罪率有所下降，从这可看出，我们的努力没有白费。

The report shows that the crime rate has decreased. From this, it can be seen that our efforts were not in vain.

他平时不爱说话，但在关键时刻却总能提出有价值的意见，从这可看出他是一个深藏不露的人。

He usually doesn't talk much, but at critical moments, he can always offer valuable opinions. From this, it can be seen that he is a person of hidden depths.

这只股票的价格波动剧烈，从这可看出市场对其未来走向存在较大分歧。

The price of this stock fluctuates wildly. From this, it can be seen that there are significant disagreements in the market regarding its future direction.

Quick facts

structure:从 (from) + subject/context (这/此) + 可 (can/may) + 看出 (discern/see out)

usage_context:Often used to summarize or conclude a point after presenting evidence or a situation.

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Example

报告显示，犯罪率有所下降，从这可看出，我们的努力没有白费。

The report shows that the crime rate has decreased. From this, it can be seen that our efforts were not in vain.

他平时不爱说话，但在关键时刻却总能提出有价值的意见，从这可看出他是一个深藏不露的人。

He usually doesn't talk much, but at critical moments, he can always offer valuable opinions. From this, it can be seen that he is a person of hidden depths.