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HanziPinyinEnglishTags
吻合wěnhéto be a good fitHSK 7, unknown, 13 strokes, rank #3676, Very Hard
吻合wěnhéto be identical withHSK 7, unknown, 13 strokes, rank #3676, Very Hard
吻合wěnhéto adjust oneself toHSK 7, unknown, 13 strokes, rank #3676, Very Hard
吻合wěnhéto fit inHSK 7, unknown, 13 strokes, rank #3676, Very Hard
wěnhé(wen3he2)wen he T3
  1. 1to be a good fit
  2. 2to be identical with
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March 24, 2026

吻合wěnhé(wen3he2)

吻合 refers to being a perfect match or fit between two things, often used in contexts like relationships, opinions, or physical items. It conveys the idea of harmony or alignment, suggesting that two entities complement each other seamlessly.

Strokes13Frequency#3676DifficultyVery Hard
Cultural note

吻合 can often be used in Chinese discussions about harmony in relationships, reflecting the cultural value placed on balance and compatibility. This aligns with the traditional Chinese philosophy of seeking harmony in all aspects of life.

Memory tip

Imagine two puzzle pieces coming together perfectly; that's 吻合. The character 吻 (wěn) resembles a mouth, and 合 (hé) means to combine. Picture someone kissing the right piece to fit it into place, helping you remember both the meaning and pronunciation.

Meanings of 吻合

wěnhé(wen3he2)
1to be a good fit
2to be identical with
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吻合Simplified
13Strokes
—Radical
形容词xíngróngcíadjective (adj.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedCEFRC2

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Quick Contrast

吻合 (wěnhé) vs 一致 (yīzhì) — use 吻合 for a perfect match or fit, while 一致 emphasizes agreement or consistency without the nuance of physical or harmonious fitting.

Usage Notes

Be careful to use 吻合 in contexts where a precise fit is implied, as it can sometimes be too formal for casual conversations. It's commonly used in academic, professional, or technical contexts, but can also refer to personal relationships. Avoid confusing it with similar terms like 适合 (shìhé), which means 'to be suitable.'

HSK Study Tips

This word is not on the HSK list but is useful for learners at an intermediate level (HSK 4-5) as it relates to discussions about compatibility. Focus on understanding its application in various contexts, particularly in discussions about opinions or products.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse 吻合 with 合适 (héshì), which refers to 'suitability.' For example, saying '这个方案不吻合' (This plan is not suitable) is incorrect; it should be '这个方案不合适.'

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Component characters

吻wěnkiss
HSK 77 strokes口
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合gěto close
HSK 56 strokes口
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How to say to be a good fit in Chinese

“to be a good fit” in Chinese is吻合wěnhé

吻合 refers to being a perfect match or fit between two things, often used in contexts like relationships, opinions, or physical items. It conveys the idea of harmony or alignment, suggesting that two entities complement each other seamlessly.

When to use 吻合

Be careful to use 吻合 in contexts where a precise fit is implied, as it can sometimes be too formal for casual conversations. It's commonly used in academic, professional, or technical contexts, but can also refer to personal relationships. Avoid confusing it with similar terms like 适合 (shìhé), which means 'to be suitable.'

吻合 or something close to it

吻合 (wěnhé) vs 一致 (yīzhì) — use 吻合 for a perfect match or fit, while 一致 emphasizes agreement or consistency without the nuance of physical or harmonious fitting.

What learners get wrong

Learners often confuse 吻合 with 合适 (héshì), which refers to 'suitability.' For example, saying '这个方案不吻合' (This plan is not suitable) is incorrect; it should be '这个方案不合适.'

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Cultural Notes for 吻合

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In Western cultures, the idea of 'fit' often emphasizes individuality and personal choice, whereas in Chinese culture, it can imply a deeper connection and mutual understanding.

Frequently asked questions about 吻合

Yes, while it's more formal, you can use 吻合 in casual discussions about compatibility in relationships or opinions.

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