解释

HSK level

Traditional form

解釋

Part of speech

Verb / 动词 dòng cí Dòngcí

解 Xiè

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Depicts separating (解 Xiè ) the horns (角 Jué ) from a cow (牛 Niú ) using a knife (刀 Dāo ).

Positional decomposition

⿰角 Jué ⿱刀牛

Number of Strokes

13

释 shì

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Simplified form of 釋 shì . Phonosemantic compound. 釆 biàn represents the meaning and 睪 yì represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

睪 yì

Semantic compound

釆 biàn

Positional decomposition

⿰釆 biàn ？

Number of Strokes

12

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克朗 kè lǎng 彻 chè 先生 Xiānsheng 觉得 juéde 有点 yǒu diǎn 扫兴 sǎo xìng , 解释 jiěshì 说 shuì 他 tā 指 zhǐ 的 de 是 shì “ 老 lǎo 撒旦 Sā dàn ”.

Mr. Cruncher, with some diffidence, explained himself as meaning'Old Nick's.'

然后 ránhòu 他 tā 解释 jiěshì 分点 fēn diǎn 岁差 suì chā .

He then accounts for the precession of the equinoxes.

东芝 Dōng zhī 在 zài 中国 Zhōngguó 舆论 yúlùn 追 duī 剿 jiǎo 下 xià 所 suǒ 做的“解释 jiěshì ”简直 jiǎnzhí 是 shì 火上浇油 huǒ shàng jiāo yóu . 把 bǎ 更 gēng 多 duō 中国 Zhōngguó 人 rén 给 gěi 惹火 rě huǒ 了 le .

That was adding insult to injury. Even more Chinese people were infuriated.

不 bù 要 yāo 叫 jiào 我 wǒ 解释 jiěshì ,除非 chúfēi 你 nǐ 真 zhēn 的不懂 dǒng .

Don't ask me to explain unless you really don't understand.

“ 阿姨 āyí 叫 jiào 我 wǒ 不 bù 要 yāo 跑 páo , ” 他 tā 解释 jiěshì 道 dào , “ 因为 yīnwèi 我 wǒ 有 yǒu 气喘病 qì chuǎn bìng . ”

" Auntie told me not to run, " he explained, " on account of my asthma. ”

See the 6 Chinese characters that make up 解释 jiěshì and their own compounds.

解 Xiè

角 Jué , 牛 Niú , 刀 Dāo

释 shì

釆 biàn

米 Mǐ

木 Mù , 丷 ha

丿 piě

See all 11 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 解释 jiěshì in their composition.

解 Xiè

蟹 xiè , 懈 xiè , 邂 xiè , 檞, 嶰 xiè , 廨 xiè , 澥 xiè , 獬 xiè , 薢 xiào , 繲, 蠏

释 shì

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