zhì

send, deliver, present; cause

DEFINITIONS

致 zhì
  • fine
  • delicate
  • to send
  • to devote
  • to deliver
  • to cause
  • to convey

STROKES

WORDS

xìng zhì mood; spirits; interest
勃勃 xìng zhì bó bó to become exhilarated (idiom); in high spirits; full of zest
yì zhì carefree; in the mood for enjoyment
过失死罪 guò shī zhì sǐ zuì (law) negligent homicide
過失死罪 guò shī zhì sǐ zuì (law) negligent homicide
錯落有 cuò luò yǒu zhì in picturesque disorder (idiom); irregular arrangement with charming effect
雅人深 yǎ rén shēn zhì refined pleasure of poetic minds
命 fēi zhì mìng not fatal; not life-threatening (medical condition)
yùn zhì grace; natural charm
yùn zhì grace; natural charm
fēng zhì natural charm; grace
fēng zhì natural charm; grace
遠 mǎ zhì yuǎn Ma Zhiyuan (c. 1250-1321), Yuan dynasty dramatist in the 雜劇|杂剧[za2 ju4] tradition of musical comedy, one of the Four Great Yuan Dramatists 元曲四大家[Yuan2 qu3 Si4 Da4 jia1]
病性 gāo zhì bìng xìng highly pathenogenic
lì zhì Ritz (hotel chain)
协调一 xié tiáo yī zhì coordinate and unify; to act together in a harmonized and consistent manner
别无二 bié wú èr zhì nothing out of the ordinary; no different
死率 zhì sǐ lǜ fatality rate; the proportion of deaths within a specific population due to a particular cause or condition
入微 xì zhì rù wēi meticulous; detailed; thorough
力于 zhì lì yú to devote oneself to; to dedicate oneself to; to be committed to
礼 zhì lǐ to salute; to pay respects