法院

HSK level

Traditional form

法院 fǎyuàn

Part of speech

Noun / 名词 míng cí Míngcí

法 fǎ

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 氵 shuǐ represents the meaning and 去 qù represents the sound. The water (氵 shuǐ ) component is used to represent the way water follows a defined path e.g. in rivers.

Positional decomposition

⿰氵去

Number of Strokes

8

院 yuàn

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 阝 yì represents the meaning and 完 wán represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

完 wán

Semantic compound

阝 yì

Positional decomposition

⿰阝完

Number of Strokes

9

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最后 zuìhòu , 最高 zuì gāo 法院 fǎyuàn 断然 duàn rán 拒绝 jùjué 了 le "阿纳特 tè " 案 àn 超过 chāoguò 票数 piào shù 的 de " 甜 tián 与 yú 苦 kǔ " 的 de 理论 lǐlùn .

Ultimately, the Court squarely rejected the Arnett plurality's " bitter with the sweet " theory.

昨天 zuótiān 南 Nán 约克郡 Yuē kè jùn 法院 fǎyuàn 准予 zhǔn yǔ 他 tā 获得 huòdé 保释 bǎo shì 。

He was yesterday given bail by South Yorkshire magistrates.

他 tā 可以 kěyǐ 将 jiāng 此事交由高等法院 gāo děng fǎ yuàn 裁决 cái jué 。

He could refer the matter to the high court.

照 zhào 这样 zhè yàng 下去 xià qù ，我们 wǒmen 会为离婚 líhūn 闹 nào 上 shǎng 法院 fǎyuàn ！

At this rate, we could find ourselves in the divorce courts!

他们 tā men 说 shuì 将 jiāng 会 huì 往 wǎng 法院 fǎyuàn 中 Zhōng 安排 ānpái 一些 yī xiē 反对 fǎnduì 堕胎 duò tāi 的 de 法官 fǎ guān 。

They said they were going to stack the court with anti-abortion judges.

See the 7 Chinese characters that make up 法院 fǎyuàn and their own compounds.

法 fǎ

去 qù

土 Tǔ , 厶 sī

氵 shuǐ

院 yuàn

完 wán

元 Yuán

儿 ér , 二 èr

宀 gài

阝 yì

See all 1 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 法院 fǎyuàn in their composition.

法 fǎ

琺

院 yuàn

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