出毛病

• Pinyin: chū máo bing
• Desglose de hanzi: 出 = to emerge; 毛 = hair/small; 病 = illness = defect/problem

Significado

tener una avería; estropearse; ir mal

Colloquial expression for something breaking down or going wrong. Can be used for machines, systems, bodies, or even relationships. Casual but widely used.

Ejemplos

1. 我的电脑又出毛病了，打不开机。
2. 这台机器用了太久，开始出毛病了。
3. 他最近身体出了点毛病，需要休息。

Guía de uso

Contexto: everyday, machines, health

Tono: casual

Correcto

• 车子出毛病了，得送去修。(The car broke down and needs to be taken for repairs.)
• 哪里出毛病了？让我看看。(What went wrong? Let me take a look.)

Incorrecto

• 出毛病给你 (出毛病 is intransitive — problems emerge, they're not given)

Origen e historia

Verb-object construction: 出 (to emerge) + 毛病 (problem/defect). Problems 'coming out' or appearing.

Contexto cultural

Generación: All ages

Contexto social: Universal