礼貌

HSK level

Traditional form

禮貌

Part of speech

Noun / 名词 míng cí Míngcí

礼 Lǐ

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Simplified form of 禮 lǐ . Phonosemantic compound. 礻 shì represents the meaning and 豊 lǐ represents the sound. Originally written as 豊 lǐ .

Phonetic compound

乚 gōu

Semantic compound

礻 shì

Positional decomposition

⿰礻乚

Number of Strokes

5

貌 mào

Type

ideographic

Positional decomposition

⿰豸皃

Number of Strokes

14

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她 tā 认为 rènwéi 边 biān 吃 chī 东西 dōngxī 边说话 huà 是 shì 不 bù 礼貌 lǐmào 的 de .

She considers it ( to be ) impolite to talk while eating.

她 tā 不停 bù tíng 给 gěi 他们 tā men 倒 dǎo 茶 chá ,回绝 huí jué 的话 de huà 又 yòu 好像 hǎoxiàng 没 méi 礼貌 lǐmào .

She offered them cups of tea and It'seemed churlish to refuse.

你 nǐ 应该 yīnggāi 教 Jiào 这 zhè 孩子 háizi 懂 dǒng 点 diǎn 礼貌 lǐmào .

You should drill some manners into the boy.

难道 nándào 你 nǐ 不 bù 能 Néng 教 Jiào 这 zhè 孩子 háizi 懂 dǒng 些 xiē 礼貌 lǐmào ?

Can't you drive some manners into the boy?

应当 yīng dāng 总 zǒng 是 shì 礼貌 lǐmào 地 de 用 yòng 姓 xìng 或 huò 头衔 tóu xián 称呼 chēnghu 老师 lǎoshī .

Always refer to a teacher by title and last name.

See the 6 Chinese characters that make up 礼貌 lǐmào and their own compounds.

礼 Lǐ

乚 gōu , 礻 shì

貌 mào

皃 mào

白 Bái

日 Rì , 丶 diǎn

儿 ér

豸 zhì

See all 2 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 礼貌 lǐmào in their composition.

礼 Lǐ

貌 mào

藐 miǎo , 邈 miǎo

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