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天賜
tiān cì
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bestowed by heaven
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御賜
yù cì
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to be bestowed, conferred, or granted by the emperor
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恩賜
ēn cì
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favor;
to give charity to sb out of pity
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拜你所賜
bài nǐ suǒ cì
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(derog.) this is all thanks to you!;
well, thanks a lot!
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端木賜
duān mù cì
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Duanmu Ci (520 BC-446 BC), disciple of Confucius, also known as Zi Gong 子貢|子贡[Zi3 Gong4]
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賜予
cì yǔ
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to grant;
to bestow
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賜姓
cì xìng
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to bestow a surname (of emperor conferring favor on ethnic group)
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賜死
cì sǐ
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to commit suicide on the orders of a sovereign (old)
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賜福
cì fú
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to bless
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賜給
cì gěi
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to bestow;
to give
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賜與
cì yǔ
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variant of 賜予|赐予[ci4 yu3]
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賞賜
shǎng cì
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to bestow;
to confer (a reward for service);
a reward
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頒賜
bān cì
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to award (a prize);
to confer on sb;
to confer upon by authority
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