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What is the difference between "only" and "only" in some mathematical propositions? Better explain, for example. Thank you.
Strictly speaking, "you" emphasizes existence and "only" emphasizes uniqueness, which is the rigor of mathematics ... From the Chinese point of view, "only" is actually a bit ambiguous, such as "only you can understand me" ... it can imply "others don't understand me" or "others don't understand me, but you understand me" ... This is a problem of ambiguity in Chinese ... and then it is like "there is only one outside the straight line"