互相

HSK level

4

Traditional form

互相 hùxiāng

Part of speech

Adverb / 副词 fù cí Fù cí

互 hù

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Depicts two symmetric figures facing each other.

Positional decomposition

⿴二 èr ？

Number of Strokes

4

相 Xiāng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Represents an eye (目 mù ) observing a tree (木 Mù ). Based on the original meaning "observe". The meaning of this character has shifted over time and now means "compare; mutual; each other".

Positional decomposition

⿰木目

Number of Strokes

9

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

他们 tā men 总是 zǒngshì 以 yǐ 教 Jiào 名 míng 互相 hùxiāng 称呼 chēnghu .

They always addressed each other by their Christian name.

孩子 háizi 们 men 都 dōu 默 mò 不 bù 做声 zuò shēng , 互相 hùxiāng 敌视 díshì , 报复 bàofù 心 xīn 强 Qiáng , 不断 bùduàn 地 de 叫 jiào 饿 è .

The children were silent, hostile, vindictive, continuously complaining of hunger.

英国 Yīng guó 人 rén 说话 shuōhuà 都 dōu 能 Néng 互相 hùxiāng 听 yǐn 懂 dǒng , 可 kě 是 shì 他们 tā men 讲话 jiǎng huà 我 wǒ 却 què 听 yǐn 不 bù 懂 dǒng .

The English understand each other, but I don't understand them.

倘若 tǎngruò 两 liǎng 个 gè 信号 xìnhào 都 dōu 是 shì 随机 suí jī 的 de , 则 zé 互相 hùxiāng 关系 guānxi 数 shǔ 为 wéi 零 líng .

If the two signals are random, the cross - correlation is zero.

她 tā 问 wèn , “ 我们 wǒmen 快要 kuài yào 结婚 jiéhūn 了 le , 应该 yīnggāi 互相 hùxiāng 帮助 bāngzhù 嘛 ma . ”

" We're going to be married, married people help each other. "

See the 4 Chinese characters that make up 互相 hùxiāng and their own compounds.

互 hù

一 yī , 彑 jì

相 Xiāng

目 mù , 木 Mù

See all 17 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 互相 hùxiāng in their composition.

互 hù

冱 hù , 沍 hù , 仾, 坘, 枑, 魱

相 Xiāng

霜 shuāng

孀 shuāng , 礵 shuāng , 骦 shuāng , 灀, 驦 shuāng

想 xiǎng , 箱 xiāng , 厢 xiāng , 湘 xiāng , 缃 xiāng , 葙 xiāng

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