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引发了强烈反响 (sparked strong reactions)

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral, formal (often in news or formal writing)

How it works

This is a verb-object phrase acting as a predicate. 引发 (yǐnfā) means 'to trigger/spark', 了 (le) is an aspect particle indicating completion of action, and 强烈反响 (qiángliè fǎnxiǎng) means 'strong reactions/repercussions'. It describes an event or action that caused significant public or group response.

Sample sentences

这项政策的公布在社会上引发了强烈反响。

The announcement of this policy sparked strong reactions in society.

他的言论在网络上引发了强烈反响，支持和反对的声音此起彼伏。

His remarks sparked strong reactions online, with voices of support and opposition rising one after another.

这部电影因其独特的视角，在国际影坛引发了强烈反响。

This film, due to its unique perspective, sparked strong reactions in the international film community.

Quick facts

usage_context:Commonly used in media reports, academic papers, and formal discussions to describe the impact of an event, policy, or statement.

structure_breakdown:引发 (verb: to trigger/spark) + 了 (aspect particle: completion) + 强烈 (adjective: strong/intense) + 反响 (noun: reaction/response/repercussion)

Often used with

引起了广泛关注 (attracted widespread attention)

激起了民愤 (aroused public indignation)

产生了深远影响 (produced far-reaching effects)

收到热烈反响 (received an enthusiastic response)

导致了争议 (led to controversy)

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Example

这项政策的公布在社会上引发了强烈反响。

The announcement of this policy sparked strong reactions in society.

他的言论在网络上引发了强烈反响，支持和反对的声音此起彼伏。

His remarks sparked strong reactions online, with voices of support and opposition rising one after another.