检查

HSK level

Traditional form

檢查

检 jiǎn

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 木 Mù represents the meaning and 佥 qiān represents the sound. Simplified form of 檢 jiǎn .

Phonetic compound

佥 qiān

Semantic compound

木 Mù

Positional decomposition

⿰木佥

Number of Strokes

11

查 Zhā

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 木 Mù represents the meaning and 且 qiě represents the sound. Based on the original meaning "hawthorn tree". The meaning "check; look up" is a phonetic loan.

Positional decomposition

⿱木旦

Number of Strokes

9

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Broaden your vocabulary by interacting with 5 audio-assisted sentences using the Chinese word 检查 jiǎnchá in different contexts.

氢溴酸 qīng xiù suān 东莨菪碱 jiǎn 片 piān 含量 hán liàng 均匀度检查 jiǎnchá 的 de 意义 yìyì 是 shì 什么 shénme ?

Why is the content uniformity tested for the scopolamine hydrobromide tablets?

请 qǐng 检查 jiǎnchá 一下 yīxià 我 wǒ 屋子 wūzi 里 lǐ 电线 diàn xiàn 的 de 绝缘 jué yuán 情况 qíngkuàng .

Please examine the insulation of the electric wires in my house.

试 shì 着 zhāo 理解 lǐjiě 每 měi 道 dào 题 Tí 的 de 意思 yìsi , 仔细 zǐxì 检查 jiǎnchá 你 nǐ 的答案 àn .

Try to understand the exact meaning of each question, read over your answers.

她 tā 诉说 sù shuō 自己 zìjǐ 的 de 关节 guān jié 不 bù 灵活 línghuó , 于是 yúshì 被 bèi 留 liú 院 yuàn 作 zuò 进一步 jìn yī bù 检查 jiǎnchá .

She complained of stiffness in her joints. Accordingly she was admitted to hospital for further tests.

警察 jǐngchá 倒 dǎo 出 chū 她 tā 包 Bāo 中 Zhōng 的 de 东西 dōngxī 检查 jiǎnchá .

The police emptied her bag and examined the contents.

See the 5 Chinese characters that make up 检查 jiǎnchá and their own compounds.

检 jiǎn

佥 qiān

亼 jí

一 yī , 人 rén

一 yī , 小 xiǎo

木 Mù

查 Zhā

旦 dàn

一 yī , 日 Rì

木 Mù

See all 12 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 检查 jiǎnchá in their composition.

检 jiǎn

查 Zhā

渣 zhā , 喳 zhā , 碴 chá , 楂 zhā , 揸 zhā , 猹 chá , 嵖 chá , 皶, 蹅, 餷, 馇 chā , 齄 zhā

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