11 sentences for 求 (qiú — seek)

1. 我们应力求完美。

   wǒ​men yīng lì qiú wán​měi.

   We should strive for perfection.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

2. 古人常佩戴兰草以求芬芳。

   gǔ​rén cháng pèi​dài lán cǎo yǐ qiú fēn​fāng.

   Ancient people often wore thoroughwort for its fragrance.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

3. 他在寺庙里求了一支上好签。

   tā zài sì​miào lǐ qiú le yī zhī shàng hǎo qiān.

   He drew a lucky lot at the temple.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

4. 他一心求仕，希望能为国效力。

   tā yī​xīn qiú shì, xī​wàng néng wèi guó xiào​lì.

   He was determined to seek a government post, hoping to serve his country.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

5. 他一生不求名利，只愿平淡生活。

   tā yī​shēng bù qiú míng​lì, zhǐ yuàn píng​dàn shēng​huó.

   He did not seek fame or fortune in his life, preferring a simple life.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

6. 他这辈子只求生活安稳，安于现状。

   tā zhèi bèi​zi zhǐ qiú shēng​huó ān wěn, ān​yú xiàn​zhuàng.

   All he wants in this life is stability and to be content with the status quo.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

7. 他为了找回失散多年的亲人，四处访求。

   tā wèi​le zhǎo​huí shī​sàn duō nián de qīn​rén, sì​chù fǎng qiú.

   He traveled everywhere searching for his long-lost relatives.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

8. 古代部落里的巫师负责主持求雨的祭祀仪式。

   gǔ​dài bù​luò lǐ de wū​shī fù​zé zhǔ​chí qiú yǔ de jì​sì yí​shì.

   Shamans in ancient tribes were responsible for presiding over sacrificial rituals to pray for rain.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

9. 我们在工作中不能只求速度，必须做到质量并重。

   wǒ​men zài gōng​zuò zhōng bù néng zhǐ qiú sù​dù, bì​xū zuò​dào zhì​liàng bìng​zhòng.

   We cannot just pursue speed in our work; we must give equal importance to both quantity and quality.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

10. 他在努力求得家人的谅解，希望双方能重归于好。

    tā zài nǔ​lì qiú de jiā​rén de liàng​jiě, xī​wàng shuāng​fāng néng chóng guī​yú hǎo.

    He is working hard to earn his family's forgiveness, hoping that they can reconcile.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

11. 炼丹师在鼎炉中加入婴儿与姹女，调和阴阳以求仙药。

    liàn​dān​shī zài dǐng​lú zhōng jiā​rù yīng'ér yǔ chà​nǚ, tiáo​hé yīn​yáng yǐ qiú xiān​yào.

    The alchemist added infants and young women to the cauldron, harmonizing Yin and Yang in pursuit of the elixir of immortality.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary