只有

HSK level

Part of speech

Conjunction / 连词 lián cí Lián cí

只 zhǐ

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Origin unclear. In simplified Chinese 只 zhǐ is also used to mean "[measure word]", while in traditional Chinese this meaning is written with a separate character 隻 zhī .

Positional decomposition

⿱口八

Number of Strokes

5

有 yǒu

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Pictograph of a hand holding meat

Phonetic compound

月 yuè

Positional decomposition

⿸？月 yuè

Number of Strokes

6

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他 tā 的 de 作文 zuòwén 写 xiě 得 dé 很 hěn 好 hǎo ,只有 zhǐyǒu 几 jī 处 chǔ 语法 yǔfǎ 错误 cuòwù .

His composition is excellent except for some grammatical mistakes.

已经 yǐjīng 八点五分了 le ,只有 zhǐyǒu 十 shí 个 gè 办公 bàn gōng 人员 rényuán 签到 qiān dào .

It is already five past eight but only ten office workers have signed in.

我 wǒ 跟 gēn 他 tā 只有 zhǐyǒu 分 fēn 床 chuáng 而 ér 睡 shuì .

We had to sleep in separate beds.

虽然 suīrán 我们 wǒmen 需要 xūyào 五 wǔ 本 běn 书 Shū ,却 què 只 zhǐ 有 yǒu 三 Sān 本 běn .

We have only three books when we need five.

我 wǒ 只有 zhǐyǒu 在 zài 特殊 tèshū 的 de 场合 chǎnghé 才 cái 系 xì 领带 lǐng dài .

I only wear a tie on special occasions.

See the 2 Chinese characters that make up 只有 zhǐyǒu and their own compounds.

只 zhǐ

口 kǒu , 八 bā

有 yǒu

See all 54 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 只有 zhǐyǒu in their composition.

只 zhǐ

识 shí , 职 zhí , 织 zhī , 积 jī , 帜 zhì , 咫 zhǐ , 炽 chì , 嘦 jiào , 枳 zhǐ , 胑 zhī , 轵 zhǐ , 齞 niàn , 伿, 呮, 怾, 抧, 疻, 軹, 鉙

有 yǒu

郁 yù

喐

肴 yáo

淆 xiáo , 崤 xiáo , 倄, 誵, 餚 yáo

迶 yòu

随 Suí , 髄 suǐ

陏 duò

堕 duò , 椭 tuǒ

贿 huì , 鲔 wěi , 宥 yòu , 铕 yǒu , 侑 yòu , 囿 yòu , 洧 wěi , 珛 xiù , 痏 wěi , 哊, 姷, 峟, 戫, 栯, 殽 xiáo , 烠, 絠, 蛕, 詴, 賄 huì , 郩, 酭, 銪, 鮪 wěi , 龓

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