Character
HSK | 4 |
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FREQUENCY | 1961st character |
RADICAL | ⼿ (64.6) |
STROKES | 9 |
INDEX # | 1386 |
pick up, collect, tidy up; accounting form of the numeral ten
HSK 4
#1961
DEFINITIONS
拾 shí |
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拾 shè |
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STROKES
WORDS
收拾 shōu shi | to put in order; to tidy up; to pack; to repair; (coll.) to sort sb out; to fix sb |
不可收拾 bù kě shōu shí | irremediable; unmanageable; out of hand; hopeless |
拾掇 shí duo | to clear up; to tidy up; to pick up; to repair |
拾荒 shí huāng | to glean; to collect scraps; to eke out a meager living |
俯拾皆是 fǔ shí jiē shì | lit. so numerous that one could just bend down and pick them up (idiom); fig. extremely common; easily available |
拾取 shí qǔ | to pick up; to collect |
捡拾 jiǎn shí | to pick up; to gather |
众人拾柴火焰高 zhòng rén shí chái huǒ yàn gāo | when everybody gathers fuel, the flames are higher (idiom); the more people, the more strength |
拾遗 shí yí | to pocket a lost article; (fig.) to correct others' errors; to remedy omissions (in a text etc) |
拾金不昧 shí jīn bù mèi | to pick up money and not hide it (idiom); to return property to its owner |
一发不可收拾 yī fā bù kě shōu shi | once it gets started there's no stopping it |
一發不可收拾 yī fā bù kě shōu shi | once it gets started there's no stopping it |
俯拾即是 fǔ shí jí shì | see 俯拾皆是[fu3 shi2 jie1 shi4] |
执拾 zhí shí | to tidy up (dialect) |
執拾 zhí shí | to tidy up (dialect) |
拾人涕唾 shí rén tì tuò | to plagiarize (idiom) |
拾人牙慧 shí rén yá huì | to pick up what others say (idiom); to pass off other people's opinions as one's own; to parrot |
拾得 shí dé | Shide, Tang Buddhist poet who lived at the Guoqing Temple on Mt Tiantai 天台山[Tian1 tai1 Shan1]; to find; to pick up; to collect |
拾物 shí wù | picked up items (i.e. lost property) |
拾获 shí huò | to find; to pick up; to obtain |
拾獲 shí huò | to find; to pick up; to obtain |
拾级 shè jí | to go up or down stairs step by step |
拾級 shè jí | to go up or down stairs step by step |
拾级而上 shè jí ér shàng | to walk slowly up a flight of steps (idiom) |
拾級而上 shè jí ér shàng | to walk slowly up a flight of steps (idiom) |
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