- 人(person; human (pictographic))
A person holding a tool means "to use" or "to take" in order to work.
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to think; to believe (often with the implication that the belief is mistaken – unless referring to one's own current belief)
中认为；相信；觉得rènwéi; xiāngxìn; juéde
I thought you liked cats.
He thought he didn't have to work today and ended up being late.
She thought I was a doctor.
A person holding a tool means "to use" or "to take" in order to work.
An ancient hand-drawn character depicts a hand leading an elephant to work, meaning 'to do' or 'for'.
to think; to believe (often with the implication that the belief is mistaken – unless referring to one's own current belief)
中认为；相信；觉得rènwéi; xiāngxìn; juéde
I thought you liked cats.
He thought he didn't have to work today and ended up being late.
She thought I was a doctor.
A person holding a tool means "to use" or "to take" in order to work.
An ancient hand-drawn character depicts a hand leading an elephant to work, meaning 'to do' or 'for'.
to think; to believe (often with the implication that the belief is mistaken – unless referring to one's own current belief)
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