离婚

HSK level

Traditional form

離婚

Part of speech

Verb / 动词 dòng cí Dòngcí

离 lí

Type

pictographic

Explanation

Pictograph of a legendary mountain demon with horns and a tail beween its legs, now written as 魑 chī . The traditional character 離 lí (leave; depart; away from) was simplified to 离 lí by deleting the 隹 zhuī (bird) component.

Positional decomposition

⿱⿱亠凶禸

Number of Strokes

10

婚 hūn

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 女 nǚ represents the meaning and 昏 hūn represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

昏 hūn

Semantic compound

女 nǚ

Positional decomposition

⿰女昏

Number of Strokes

11

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谁 shuí 告诉 gàosu 你 nǐ 玛丽 Mǎ lì 和 hé 我 wǒ 已经 yǐjīng 离婚 líhūn 了 le ?

Who told you that Mary and I had split up?

“ 嗨 hāi , ” 约翰 Yuē hàn 昵 nì 说 shuì , “ 琪妮,顺便 shùnbiàn 问 wèn 问 wèn , 你 nǐ 可 kě 知道 zhīdào 我 wǒ 正 zhēng 在 zài 离婚 líhūn ?

" Yeah, " Johnny said. " By the way, Ginny, you know I'm getting divorced?

她 tā 离婚 líhūn 后 Hòu 又 yòu 重新 chóngxīn 使用 shǐyòng 娘家 niáng jia 的 de 姓 xìng .

After her divorce she reverted to ( using ) her maiden name.

汤姆 Tāng mǔ 和 hé 玛丽 Mǎ lì 1985年 Nián 结婚 jiéhūn ,两年后 Hòu 他们 tā men 离婚 líhūn 了 le .

Tom and Mary got married in Two years later, they were divorced.

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!

See the 8 Chinese characters that make up 离婚 líhūn and their own compounds.

离 lí

凶 xiōng

凵 qiǎn , 乄

禸 róu

厶 sī , 冂 jiōng

亠 tóu

婚 hūn

昏 hūn

日 Rì , 氏 shì

女 nǚ

See all 20 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 离婚 líhūn in their composition.

离 lí

禽 qín

擒 qín , 噙 qín , 檎 qín , 蠄

璃 lí , 篱 lí , 漓 lí , 缡 lí , 摛 chī , 樆 lí , 蓠 lí , 螭 chī , 褵 lí , 醨 lí , 魑 chī , 黐 chī , 瞝, 縭 lí , 謧, 麶

婚 hūn

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