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夹杂 jiāzá

夹杂 jiāzá Meaning

Learn the Pinyin Pronunciation and 4 English Translations of the word 夹杂 jiāzá .

Pīnyīn Pronunciation
jiāzá | jia1 za2
English translation
to mix together (disparate substances)
to mingle
a mix
to be tangled up with

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HSK level

6

Traditional form

夾雜

Part of speech

Verb / 动词 dòng cí Dòngcí
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Etymology of 夹杂 jiāzá

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夹 jiā

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Simplified form of 夾 jiā . Pictograph of a person (大 dà ) being pushed by people on both sides.

Positional decomposition

⿻夫丷

Number of Strokes

6
杂 zá

Explanation

Simplified form of 雜 zá . Phonosemantic compound. 衣 yī represents the meaning and 集 jí represents the sound.

Positional decomposition

⿱九木

Number of Strokes

6

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Example sentences using 夹杂 jiāzá

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两个男人 nán rén 一面 yī miàn 看着我 wǒ ，一面 yī miàn 用 yòng 胳膊肘 gē bo zhǒu 顶顶对方 duìfāng ，笑容 xiào róng 里 lǐ 夹杂着一丝得意 déyì 。

Two men looked at me, nudged each other and smirked.

他 tā 的 de 胡须 húxū 和 hé 鬓发 bìn fà 里 lǐ 夹杂着缕缕银丝。

Threads of silver ran through his beard and the hair at his temples.

夹杂 jiāzá Decomposition

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夹杂 jiāzá Compounds

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