字 zì HSK1 letter Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Showing: All meanings (3) All meanings 137 zì 137 character 133courtesy name 2mark or brand 2 137 sentences — page 6 of 7 1…4567 Go to page Go 他刚写完这幅字,宣纸上的墨沈还没干透。 tā gāng xiěwán zhè fú zì, xuānzhǐ shàng de mò shěn hái méi gān tòu. He just finished this calligraphy, and the ink on the rice paper isn't dry yet. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary“朵”字不仅是花的量词,也构成了“耳朵”一词。 “ duǒ” zì bùjǐn shì huā de liàngcí, yě gòuchéng le“ ěrduo” yī cí. The character 'Duo' is not only a measure word for flowers, but also a component of the word 'Erduo' (ear). Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在汉字构造中,“鲜”字左边的“鱼”部代表鱼类。 zài hànzì gòuzào zhōng,“ xiān” zì zuǒbian de“ yú” bù dàibiǎo yúlèi. In the construction of Chinese characters, the 'fish' radical on the left of the character 'xian' represents fish. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他为了那篇论文,洋洋洒洒地写了上万字。 tā wèile nà piān lùnwén, yángyángsǎsǎ de xiě le shàngwàn zì. He wrote tens of thousands of words voluminously for that thesis. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary这枚古钱币上印有“一伯”两字,非常有价值。 zhè méi gǔ qiánbì shàng yìnyǒu“ yī bǎi” liǎng zì, fēicháng yǒu jiàzhí. This ancient coin is inscribed with the characters 'Yi Bo' and is extremely valuable. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary所谓“精酿”,重点就在于工艺中的一个“精”字。 suǒwèi“ jīngniàng”, zhòngdiǎn jiù zàiyú gōngyì zhōng de yīgè“ jīng” zì. The key to so-called 'craft' brewing lies in the word 'refinement'. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary‘纸’和‘练’这两个字的左边部分,部首都是糸。 ‘zhǐ’ hé‘liàn’ zhè liǎng gè zì de zuǒbian bùfen, bùshǒu dōu shì mì. The left side of the characters '纸' and '练' both use the 'mi' radical. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在汉语中,“知”和“道”两个字合起来就是“知道”。 zài Hànyǔ zhōng,“ zhī” hé“ dào” liǎng gè zì héqǐlái jiù shì“ zhīdào”. In Chinese, the characters 'zhi' and 'dao' combined make the word for 'to know'. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在一些古籍中,“札”这个字被用来指代瘟疫。 zài yīxiē gǔjí zhōng,“ zhá” zhège zì bèi yònglái zhǐdài wēnyì. In some ancient texts, the character 'Zha' was used to refer to plagues. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在那个年代,很多女性的名字里都有“淑”字。 zài nàgè niándài, hěnduō nǚxìng de míngzi lǐ dōu yǒu“ shū” zì. In those days, many women had the character 'Shu' (virtuous) in their names. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他今天抽到了一张写着凶字的签,心情很差。 tā jīntiān chōudào le yī zhāng xiě zhe xiōng zì de qiān, xīnqíng hěn chà. He is in a bad mood today because he drew a fortune slip indicating bad luck. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他在墙上胡乱涂鸦,写了一些带逼字的脏话。 tā zài qiáng shàng húluàn túyā, xiě le yīxiē dài bī zì de zānghuà. He scribbled graffiti on the wall, including some vulgarities. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary这个浅字在形容流水声时,读音是jiān。 zhège jiān zì zài xíngróng liúshuǐshēng shí, dúyīn shìjiān. When describing the sound of flowing water, the character '浅' is pronounced 'jiān'. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary这辆挂着‘云’字车牌的货车是从昆明开来的。 zhèi liàng guà zhe‘Yún’ zì chēpái de huòchē shì cóng Kūnmíng kāi lái de. This truck with a 'Yun' license plate came from Kunming. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary由于证据不足,他悄悄在笔录里窜了一个字。 yóuyú zhèngjù bùzú, tā qiāoqiāo zài bǐlù lǐ cuàn le yī gè zì. Due to insufficient evidence, he surreptitiously altered a word in the transcript. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary“斐”这个字经常用来翻译外国的人名或地名。 “ fěi” zhège zì jīngcháng yònglái fānyì wàiguó de rénmíng huò dìmíng. The character 'Fei' is often used to transliterate foreign names and places. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他在论文中详细考证了冯字在古籍里的词义。 tā zài lùnwén zhōng xiángxì kǎozhèng le Féng zì zài gǔjí lǐ de cíyì. In his thesis, he conducted detailed textual research on the meaning of the character 'Feng' in ancient texts. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary莉字的下半部分是一个利,表示这个字的读音。 lì zì de xià bàn bùfen shì yī gè Lì, biǎoshì zhège zì de dúyīn. The lower part of the character '莉' is '利', which indicates its pronunciation. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他在笔记本上认真地书写意第绪语中的意字。 tā zài bǐjìběn shàng rènzhēn de shūxiě Yìdìxùyǔ zhōng de Yì zì. He was carefully writing the character 'yi' from the word for Yiddish in his notebook. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在古书中,倭这个字常用来描写身材矮小的人。 zài gǔshū zhōng, wō zhège zì cháng yònglái miáoxiě shēncái ǎixiǎo de rén. In ancient books, the character 'Wo' was often used to describe people of short stature. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary 1…4567 Go to page Go