将来

HSK level

4

Traditional form

將來

Part of speech

Time word / 时间词 Shíjiān cí

将 jiāng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Simplified form of 將 jiāng . Depicts a hand (寸 cùn ) taking a piece of meat (肉 ròu ), conveying the meaning "take". 爿 qiáng (qiáng) is a sound component.

Positional decomposition

⿰丬 qiáng ⿱夕寸

Number of Strokes

9

来 lái

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Simplified form of 來 lái . Pictograph of wheat. The current meaning "come" is a phonetic loan. The original meaning "wheat" is now written as 麥 mài .

Positional decomposition

⿻未丷

Number of Strokes

7

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谁 shuí 也 Yě 无法 wú fǎ 预见 yù jiàn 到 dào 将来 jiānglái 会 huì 发生 fāshēng 什么 shénme 事 shì .

No one can foresee what will happen in the future.

现在 xiànzài 刺激 cìjī 一下 yīxià 公众 gōng zhòng ,对 duì 将来 jiānglái 缩 suō 氨酸7号 háo 的 de 销售 xiāoshòu 可能 kěnéng 还会有 yǒu 好处 hǎochu 呢 ne .

Titillating the public now could help sales of Peptide 7 latet on.

谁 shuí 知道 zhīdào 我们 wǒmen 将来 jiānglái 会 huì 怎么样 zěnmeyàng ?

Who knows what the future has in store for us?

你 nǐ 必须 bìxū 留 liú 出 chū 一些 yī xiē 钱 Qián 来 lái 以备将来 jiānglái 之用.

You must set apart some money for the future.

积蓄 jī xù 点 diǎn 钱 Qián ,为 wéi 将来 jiānglái 使用 shǐyòng 做些准备 zhǔnbèi 是 shì 明 Míng 笨 bèn 的 de .

It's wise to save some money and provide for the future.

See the 7 Chinese characters that make up 将来 jiānglái and their own compounds.

将 jiāng

丬 qiáng

丨 shù , 冫 bīng

寸 cùn , 夕 xī

来 lái

米 Mǐ

木 Mù , 丷 ha

一 yī

See all 15 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 将来 jiānglái in their composition.

将 jiāng

蒋 jiǎng , 锵 qiāng , 奨 jiǎng , 螀 jiāng , 醤 jiàng , 鳉

来 lái

莱 lái , 睐 lài , 徕 lái , 梾 lái , 铼 lái , 崃 lái , 涞 lái , 赉 lài , 俫

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