Read Edit View history 折枝 zhézhī to snap a twig Origin Definitions Defs Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 折枝 zhézhī to snap a twig to snap off a branch; used as a metaphor for something that is extremely easy or requires very little effort broken branch style a style of Chinese flower painting that depicts only a single spray or snapped-off branch rather than the whole plant massage (archaic) to perform massage; to rub the limbs of an elderly person sprig a snapped-off branch or twig Frequency Written text 0.208 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
折枝 zhézhī to snap a twig to snap off a branch; used as a metaphor for something that is extremely easy or requires very little effort broken branch style a style of Chinese flower painting that depicts only a single spray or snapped-off branch rather than the whole plant massage (archaic) to perform massage; to rub the limbs of an elderly person sprig a snapped-off branch or twig Frequency Written text 0.208 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)