歇 xiē

rest, stop, lodge

HSK 5 #1828

DEFINITIONS

歇 xiē
  • to rest
  • to take a break
  • to stop
  • to halt
  • (dialect) to sleep
  • a moment
  • a short while

STROKES

WORDS

马歇尔 mǎ xiē ěr Marshall (name); George Catlett Marshall (1880-1959), US general in WWII and Secretary of State 1947-1949, author of the postwar Marshall plan for Europe and Nobel peace laureate
米歇尔 mǐ xiē ěr Michel or Mitchell (name); George Mitchell (1933-), US Democratic party politician and diplomat, influential in brokering Northern Ireland peace deal in 1990s, US Middle East special envoy from 2009
歇斯底里 xiē sī dǐ lǐ hysteria (loanword); hysterical
密歇根州 mì xiē gēn zhōu Michigan, US state
间歇 jiàn xiē to stop in the middle of sth; intermittent; intermittence
停歇 tíng xiē to stop for a rest
歇业 xiē yè to close down (temporarily or permanently); to go out of business
歇息 xiē xi to have a rest; to stay for the night; to go to bed; to sleep
歇脚 xiē jiǎo to stop on the way for a rest
安歇 ān xiē to go to bed; to retire for the night
歇手 xiē shǒu to rest; to take a break
歇后语 xiē hòu yǔ saying in which the second part, uttered after a pause or totally left out, is the intended meaning of the allegory presented in the first part
密歇根 mì xiē gēn Michigan, US state
密歇根大学 mì xiē gēn dà xué University of Michigan
密歇根大學 mì xiē gēn dà xué University of Michigan
密歇根湖 mì xiē gēn hú Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes 五大湖[Wu3 da4 hu2]
歇了吧 xiē le ba (dialect) give me a break!; forget about it!
歇宿 xiē sù to lodge; to stay (for the night)
歇山顶 xiē shān dǐng (East Asian) hip-and-gable roof
歇山頂 xiē shān dǐng (East Asian) hip-and-gable roof
歇後語 xiē hòu yǔ saying in which the second part, uttered after a pause or totally left out, is the intended meaning of the allegory presented in the first part
歇心 xiē xīn to drop the matter; to stop worrying
歇業 xiē yè to close down (temporarily or permanently); to go out of business
歇气 xiē qì to have a break; to rest
歇氣 xiē qì to have a break; to rest
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