- 直接 zhíjiē directlystraight; directly; without going through a middleman
- 接受 jiēshòu to acceptto accept or receive, such as a gift, suggestion, criticism, or punishment; to acquiesce
- 接着 jiēzhe thenImmediately after; subsequently; used to show that one event follows right after another in time or sequence.
- 接近 jiējìn to approachto get close to; to be near in space, time, or quantity
- 接触 jiēchù to touchto come into physical contact with; to touch or bump into
- 接到 jiēdào to receiveto receive or have received something sent by others, such as a letter, call, or notification
- 链接 liànjiē hyperlinka link on a webpage to other data or locations
- 接口 jiēkǒu interfacea physical port, connector, or computer interface for data exchange or connection
- 连接 liánjiē to linkto link, join, or connect things together; to be interconnected
- 接下来 jiēxiàlai upcomingdescribing something (usually time or an event) that is about to follow or happen next
- 迎接 yíngjiē to welcometo meet or greet someone arriving; to step forward to receive guests
- 接待 jiēdài to receiveto receive, host, or entertain guests, visitors, or clients
- 接收 jiēshōu receptionTo receive or pick up transmitted signals, broadcasts, or information
- 接吻 jiēwěn to kissto kiss; to touch lips with someone as a sign of affection or greeting
- 间接 jiànjiē indirectindirect; secondhand; relating through an intermediary rather than directly
- 接手 jiēshǒu to take overTo take over duties or responsibilities from someone else; to take over a job or project.
- 接过 jiēguò to taketo take or receive something that is being handed over
- 接种 jiēzhòng to vaccinateto vaccinate or inoculate; to inject a vaccine into a person or animal to prevent disease
- 接通 jiētōng to connectto put or get through; to connect so that something (such as a call or electricity) can flow or function
- 接连 jiēlián in a rowhappening in quick succession; one after another; repeatedly
- 接管 jiēguǎn to take overto take over management or control of something; to assume charge of
- 接轨 jiēguǐ railtrack connection; to link rail linesto connect sections of railway track
- 紧接着 jǐnjiēzhe immediately afterimmediately following; shortly afterwards; happening right after something else
- 接入 jiērù to connect; to accessto connect or plug into a system, network, or socket
- 对接 duìjiē to dock; dockingto join together two separate things into a single unit (e.g. spacecraft); a joint or linkup between components
- 衔接 xiánjiē to link upto link up; to connect or join two things together
- 承接 chéngjiē to undertakeTo accept and take responsibility for completing a task, project, or contract
- 接纳 jiēnà to acceptTo accept or adopt something such as advice, a suggestion, or an opinion.
- 接见 jiējiàn to receiveto receive guests or visitors; to grant an interview to a subordinate or an audience to a representative
- 接力 jiēlì to relayTo work or perform a task by relays; for one person to take over from another in a continuous sequence
- 交接 jiāojiē to hand overto hand over to a successor and take over from a predecessor; to transfer responsibility
- 接电话 jiēdiànhuà to answer the phoneto answer the telephone; to pick up a phone call
- 接送 jiēsòng to pick up and drop offto pick up and drop off or receive and send off (visitors, students, etc.)
- 接班人 jiēbānrén shift replacementa person who takes over the next shift of work
- 接替 jiētì to take overto take over or replace someone in a job, position, or responsibility
- 焊接 hànjiē to weldto join metal or non-metal workpieces by applying heat or pressure to melt the material or provide fusion
- 拼接 pīnjiē to join togetherto put together or connect separate pieces; to join.
- 接球 jiēqiú to catch a ballto catch a ball thrown or hit by someone
- 接头 jiētóu to meetTo contact or get in touch with someone, often for a prearranged meeting or to discuss business.
- 接应 jiēyìng to come to the rescueTo coordinate with and provide support to one's own side, often in a military or rescue context
- 接上 jiēshàng to connectTo connect or hook up, such as a cable, device, or phone line; to join parts together; to install
- 再接再厉 zàijiēzàilì to make persistent effortsTo continue the struggle; to keep working hard without giving up. Originally described roosters sharpening their beaks between bouts in a cockfight. Do not confuse with written variants using [[砺|礪|li4]] or [[励|勵|li4]].
- 接待员 jiēdàiyuán receptioniststaff member responsible for receiving guests or handling visitors
- 接生 jiēshēng to deliver a childTo help a woman give birth; to practice midwifery.
- 嫁接 jiàjiē to graftto join a shoot or bud of one plant onto another plant so that they grow together
- 接线员 jiēxiànyuán operatorswitchboard operator; a person who handles telephone calls at a switchboard
- 接任 jiērèn to take over a postto succeed someone in a position; to take over a job or office
- 接二连三 jiē'èrliánsān one after anotherone after another; in quick succession; continuously without interruption
- 转接 zhuǎnjiē to transferto switch, connect, or transfer to another person, place, or flight, as in a phone call or a connecting flight
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH