- 走(run; go)RADICAL
- 己(self; body)PHONO-SEMANTIC
Standing up means moving your own two legs to walk.
to stand up; to get up
indicating an upward movement (e.g. after 站[zhan4])
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to stand up; to get up
中从坐或躺的状态变为站着,或从睡眠中苏醒cóng zuò huò tǎng de zhuàngtài biànwéi zhànzhe, huòzhě cóng shuìmián zhōng sūxǐng
Please stand up.
When the teacher came in, all the students stood up to greet him.
The host heard those words and couldn't help bursting into laughter.
He's put on weight.
He's put on weight.
also pr. [qi3lai2]
中开始进行;从躺卧的位置站立或坐起kāishǐ jìnxíng; cóng tǎngwò de wèizhì zhànlì huò zuòqǐ
He stood up.
She was so happy when she heard the good news that she jumped for joy.
indicating an upward movement (e.g. after 站[zhan4])
中表示向上的动作或方向biǎoshì xiàngshàng de dòngzuò huò fāngxiàng
Please stand up!
She jumped up from her chair and ran to the door.
(after a verb) indicating the beginning and continuation of an action or a state
中动词后面,表示动作或状态开始并持续dòngcí hòumiàn, biǎoshì dòngzuò huò zhuàngtài kāishǐ bìng chíxù
He burst out laughing.
As soon as the children heard the music, they jumped up.
(after a perception verb, e.g. 看[kan4]) expressing preliminary judgment
中用在感官动词后面,表示初步的判断或印象yòng zài gǎnguān dòngcí hòumiàn, biǎoshì chūbù de pànduàn huò yìnxiàng
This apple looks delicious.
This piece of clothing feels very soft to the touch.
indicating completion
中表示动作完成或达到某个状态biǎoshì dòngzuò wánchéng huò dádào mǒuge zhuàngtài
He stood up.
She gathered up the scattered books.
also pr. [qi3lai5]
中站立;开始;向上的方向zhàn lì; kāishǐ; xiàng shàng de fāngxiàng
He stood up.
The kids jumped up the moment they heard the music.
to stand up; to get up
中从坐或躺的状态变为站着,或从睡眠中苏醒cóng zuò huò tǎng de zhuàngtài biànwéi zhànzhe, huòzhě cóng shuìmián zhōng sūxǐng
Please stand up.
When the teacher came in, all the students stood up to greet him.
The host heard those words and couldn't help bursting into laughter.
He's put on weight.
He's put on weight.
also pr. [qi3lai2]
中开始进行;从躺卧的位置站立或坐起kāishǐ jìnxíng; cóng tǎngwò de wèizhì zhànlì huò zuòqǐ
He stood up.
She was so happy when she heard the good news that she jumped for joy.
indicating an upward movement (e.g. after 站[zhan4])
中表示向上的动作或方向biǎoshì xiàngshàng de dòngzuò huò fāngxiàng
Please stand up!
She jumped up from her chair and ran to the door.
(after a verb) indicating the beginning and continuation of an action or a state
中动词后面,表示动作或状态开始并持续dòngcí hòumiàn, biǎoshì dòngzuò huò zhuàngtài kāishǐ bìng chíxù
He burst out laughing.
As soon as the children heard the music, they jumped up.
(after a perception verb, e.g. 看[kan4]) expressing preliminary judgment
中用在感官动词后面,表示初步的判断或印象yòng zài gǎnguān dòngcí hòumiàn, biǎoshì chūbù de pànduàn huò yìnxiàng
This apple looks delicious.
This piece of clothing feels very soft to the touch.
indicating completion
中表示动作完成或达到某个状态biǎoshì dòngzuò wánchéng huò dádào mǒuge zhuàngtài
He stood up.
She gathered up the scattered books.
also pr. [qi3lai5]
中站立;开始;向上的方向zhàn lì; kāishǐ; xiàng shàng de fāngxiàng
He stood up.
The kids jumped up the moment they heard the music.
Standing up means moving your own two legs to walk.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
Standing up means moving your own two legs to walk.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.