当即

• 拼音: dāng jí
• 汉字拆解: 当 = 彐 + 土 + 龙 (at, appropriate); 即 = 艮 + 卩 (at once, immediately)

含义

Immediately; at once. Indicates that an action was taken without any delay upon receiving information or a directive.

Used in formal written and spoken contexts to emphasise the immediacy of a response or decision. Stronger and more literary than 立刻 in written reports and official communications.

例句

1. 接到紧急通知后，他当即决定取消原定行程。
2. 委员会当即通过了这项紧急预算方案。
3. 听到消息，她当即拨通了负责人的电话。

用法指南

语境: news, official, written

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 收到命令后，部队当即展开了搜救行动。(Upon receiving the order, the troops immediately launched the rescue operation.)
• 领导听取汇报后当即拍板，批准了该项目的立项申请。(After hearing the report, the leader made an immediate decision and approved the project proposal.)

错误说法

• 我当即去超市了 — 当即 is too formal for trivial personal actions; use 马上 or 立刻 in casual speech

起源与历史

当 (at the time) + 即 (at once)

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal