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稼 jià

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稼 jià Meaning

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Pīnyīn Pronunciation
jià | jia4
English translation
to sow grain
(farm) crop
crops; to sow grain

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About 稼 jià

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Number of strokes

15

Traditional form

稼 jià

Contains the radical

禾 hé

Part of speech

Name of a person / 人名 rén míng Rénmíng

Learning hint

grain

Etymology of 稼 jià

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Type

pictophonetic

Positional decomposition

⿰禾家

Semantic compound

禾 hé

Phonetic compound

家 jiā

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 禾 hé represents the meaning and 家 jiā represents the sound.

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Example sentences using 稼 jià

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当 dāng 所有 suǒyǒu 的 de 庄稼 zhuāngjia 都 dōu 安全 ānquán 入仓后 Hòu , 农民 nóngmín 们 men 便 biàn 可以 kěyǐ 休息 xiūxi 了 le .

When all the crops are safely gathered in, the farmers can rest.

庄稼 zhuāngjia 长 cháng 得真棒 bàng .

The crops are excellent.

庄稼 zhuāngjia 叫 jiào 大水 dà shuǐ 冲走 chōng zǒu 了 le .

The crops were washed away by the flood.

他们 tā men 用 yòng 这 zhè 条 tiáo 小河 xiǎo hé 里 lǐ 的 de 水 Shuǐ 浇 jiāo 庄稼 zhuāngjia .

They irrigated their crops with water from this river.

相反 xiāngfǎn , 他们 tā men 一路 yī lù 东 Dōng 撤 chè , 沿途 yán tú 焚毁 fén huǐ 庄稼 zhuāngjia 和 hé 民居 mín jū .

Instead, they retreated eastward, burning their crops and homes as they went.

Words with 稼 jià

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FrequencySimplifiedMeaningTraditional
庄稼 zhuāngjia farm crop莊稼
庄稼地 zhuāng jia dì crop land莊稼地
稼 jià to sow grain稼 jià
庄稼汉 zhuāng jia hàn peasant莊稼漢
庄稼人 zhuāng jia rén (coll.) farmer莊稼人
稼穑 jià sè farm work稼穡

稼 jià Decomposition & Compounds

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稼 jià Decomposition

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