公共汽车

HSK level

Traditional form

公共汽車

Part of speech

Group name / 机构团体 Jīgòu tuántǐ

公 gōng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Originally a pictograph of a vessel for holding liquid. The original meaning is now written as 瓮 wèng , with the 瓦 wǎ (pottery) component added at the bottom. The current meaning "public" is a phonetic loan.

Positional decomposition

⿱八厶

Number of Strokes

4

共 gòng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Pictograph of two hands sharing an object.

Positional decomposition

⿳廾一八

Number of Strokes

6

汽 qì

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 氵 shuǐ represents the meaning and 气 qì represents the sound.

Positional decomposition

⿰氵气

Number of Strokes

7

车 Chē

Type

pictographic

Explanation

Pictograph of a chariot. The simplified character 车 Chē was adapted from the cursive form of the traditional character 車 chē .

Positional decomposition

⿻七十 qī shí

Number of Strokes

4

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他 tā 用 yòng 肩膀 jiānbǎng 挡 dǎng 开 kāi 人们 rén men ,然后 ránhòu 就 jiù 上 shǎng 了 le 公共汽车 gōnggòngqìchē .

He shouldered off the people and got on the bus.

她 tā 在 zài 伦敦 Lún dūn 公共汽车 gōnggòngqìchē 上 shǎng 担任 dānrèn 了 le 二十年的 de 售票员 shòu piào yuán .

She has conducted on London buses for twenty years.

公共 gōng gòng 汽车 qì chē 站 zhàn 离 lí 这儿 zhè r 只有 zhǐyǒu 几 jī 个 gè 街区 jiē qū .

The depot is only a few blocks from here.

公共 gōng gòng 汽车 qì chē 站 zhàn 离 lí 医院 yīyuàn 很 hěn 近 jìn .

The bus stop is not far from the hospital.

公共汽车 Chē 停停走走, 让 ràng 人们 rén men 上车 shàng chē 下 xià 车 Chē , 然后 ránhòu 不紧不慢地 de 继续 jìxù 它 tā 那 Nā 无 wú 休止 xiū zhǐ 的 de 行程 xíng chéng .

The bus stopped and started , picked people up, let them down, and pursued its interminable course again unhurriedly.

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