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引发热议 (yǐn fā rè yì - sparked heated discussion)

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral

How it works

This is a verbal phrase. '引发' (yǐn fā) means 'to trigger' or 'to cause', often used for events or reactions. '热议' (rè yì) means 'heated discussion' or 'feverish debate'. The phrase typically follows a subject (the thing or event that sparked the discussion) and functions as the predicate.

Sample sentences

这部电影在上映后引发了广泛的热议。

This film sparked widespread heated discussion after its release.

他的言论在网上引发热议，褒贬不一。

His remarks sparked heated discussion online, receiving mixed reviews.

一项新的教育政策有望引发热议。

A new education policy is expected to spark heated discussion.

Quick facts

composition:Composed of two parts: '引发' (to trigger, to cause) and '热议' (heated discussion). Both parts are commonly used in various contexts, but their combination forms this specific fixed phrase.

usage_context:Often used in news reports, commentaries, or everyday conversations to describe a topic or event that has generated significant public or online discussion.

Often used with

引发关注 (yǐn fā guān zhù - spark attention)

引发争议 (yǐn fā zhēng yì - trigger controversy)

引发思考 (yǐn fā sī kǎo - provoke thought)

引发社会讨论 (yǐn fā shè huì tǎo lùn - spark social discussion)

事件引发热议 (shì jiàn yǐn fā rè yì - the incident sparked heated discussion)

Mnemonic

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Example

这部电影在上映后引发了广泛的热议。

This film sparked widespread heated discussion after its release.

他的言论在网上引发热议，褒贬不一。

His remarks sparked heated discussion online, receiving mixed reviews.