Read Edit View history 自取 zìqǔ to bring upon oneself Origin Definitions Defs Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 自取 zìqǔ to bring upon oneself To cause a certain result to happen to oneself, often used with negative outcomes like trouble, ruin, or humiliation. to help oneself To take or collect something personally, such as food or utensils in a service or dining context self-pickup To pick up an item (such as a meal, package, or online order) by oneself at a designated location rather than having it delivered to appropriate To take something for oneself; to take possession of Frequency Written text 0.947 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
自取 zìqǔ to bring upon oneself To cause a certain result to happen to oneself, often used with negative outcomes like trouble, ruin, or humiliation. to help oneself To take or collect something personally, such as food or utensils in a service or dining context self-pickup To pick up an item (such as a meal, package, or online order) by oneself at a designated location rather than having it delivered to appropriate To take something for oneself; to take possession of Frequency Written text 0.947 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)