说明

HSK level

4

Traditional form

說明

Part of speech

Verb / 动词 dòng cí Dòngcí

说 shuì

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 讠 yán represents the meaning and 兑 Duì represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

兑 Duì

Semantic compound

讠 yán

Positional decomposition

⿰讠兑

Number of Strokes

9

明 Míng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

The character was originally a pictograph of the moon (月 yuè ) shining through a window (囧 jiǒng ). Traditionally (but incorrectly) explained that the sun (日 Rì ) and moon (月 yuè ) together are bright (明 Míng ).

Positional decomposition

⿰日月 rì yuè

Number of Strokes

8

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直到 zhí dào 我 wǒ 看到这幅画 huà 的 de 说明 shuōmíng 才 cái 弄 lòng 懂 dǒng 其 qí 意思 yìsi .

I didn't understand the drawing until I read the caption.

硫 liú 逐 zhú 酸 suān 盐 yán 的 de 制备 zhì bèi 说明 shuōmíng 这 zhè 一点 yī diǎn .

The preparation of salts of thionic acids illustrates this point.

如果 rúguǒ 你 nǐ 对 duì 这 zhè 工作 gōngzuò 感 gǎn 兴趣 xìng qù , 我 wǒ 将 jiāng 寄 jì 给 gěi 你 nǐ 全部 quánbù 的 de 说明 shuōmíng .

If you're interested in the job, I'll send you all the details.

我 wǒ 花 Huā 了 le 很 hěn 久 jiǔ 才 cái 弄 lòng 明白 míngbai 说明书 shuō míng shū 的 de 意思 yìsi .

It took me a long time to catch on to the directions.

如果 rúguǒ 你 nǐ 不 bù 渴 kě , 这 zhè 可能 kěnéng 说明 shuōmíng 你 nǐ 饮水 yǐn shuǐ “ 正好 zhènghǎo 适量 shì liàng . ”

If you're not thirsty, you're fluid intake is likely " just right. "

See the 6 Chinese characters that make up 说明 shuōmíng and their own compounds.

说 shuì

兑 Duì

兄 xiōng

儿 ér , 口 kǒu

丷 ha

讠 yán

明 Míng

日 Rì , 月 yuè

See all 7 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 说明 shuōmíng in their composition.

说 shuì

明 Míng

盟 méng

擝

萌 méng

橗

奣 wěng , 奛, 朚, 焽, 琞

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