为了

HSK level

Traditional form

為了

Part of speech

Preposition / 介词 jiè cí Jiècí

为 wéi

Explanation

Simplified form of 為 wèi . Pictograph of a hand guiding an elephant to do work (in ancient China elephants were tamed to do work). Based on the meaning "to work; to do".

Positional decomposition

⿻丶 diǎn ⿴力丶

Number of Strokes

4

了 le

Type

pictographic

Explanation

Pictograph of a young child, similar to 子 zǐ but without arms. Relation to meaning uncertain. Sometimes explained as a derivation from 子 zǐ by cutting off the arms, depicting something being cut short or finished.

Positional decomposition

⿱乛亅

Number of Strokes

2

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盗贼 dào zéi 们 men 为了 wèile 如何 rúhé 分 fēn 脏 zàng 而 ér 彼此 bǐcǐ 争吵 zhēng chǎo 起来 qǐlai .

The thieves quarreled with one another about how to divide the loot.

为了 wèile 按 àn 逻辑 luóji 来 lái 表达 biǎodá ,我们 wǒmen 从 Cóng 最 zuì 简单 jiǎndān 的 de 有限 yǒu xiàn 差 chā 分 fēn 格式 géshì 开始 kāishǐ .

To maintain a logical presentation we start with the simplest finite - difference scheme.

他 tā 为了 wèile 写 xiě 一 yī 本 běn 新书而 ér 在 zài 收集 shōu jí 素材 sù cái .

He is going to get material for a new book.

为了 wèile 早日 zǎo rì 实现 shíxiàn 四 sì 个 gè 现代化 xiàn dài huà ,让 ràng 我们 wǒmen 齐心协力 qíxīnxiélì 地 de 干 gān 吧 bā .

Let's pull together for the early realisation of the four modernizations.

当然 dāngrán 罗 luō , 你 nǐ 知道 zhīdào ,我 wǒ 只是 zhǐ shì 为了 wèile 参加 cānjiā 葬礼 zàng lǐ 才 cái 去 qù 租 zū 来 lái 戴 Dài 的 de . ”

Of course it was only'ired for the occasion, you understand.'

See the 4 Chinese characters that make up 为了 wèile and their own compounds.

为 wéi

力 Lì , 丷 ha

了 le

乛 ya , 亅 jué

See all 18 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 为了 wèile in their composition.

为 wéi

伪 wěi , 妫 guī , 沩 wéi

了 le

亨 hēng

哼 hēng , 烹 pēng , 楟 tíng , 脝 hēng , 悙, 揨, 梈, 涥

疗 liáo , 辽 Liáo , 钌 liǎo , 叾, 焏, 爳, 釕

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