Chinese Symbol 着
What you see below, and can magnify, is the Chinese character for: touch, come in contact with; affected by cold, etc., troubled with, suffer; ignited, lit; fall asleep; hit the mark, succeed in; added to a verb or adjective to indicate a continued action or state; in sentences beginning with a place word, added to the verb to indicate a resultant state; after a verb and before another verb, indicating an accompanying action or state:
1. serving as an adverbial modifier;
2. indicating that while one action is in progress another is expected; in imperative sentences, used after verbs or adjectives for emphasis; used in forming a preposition; whereabouts; wear clothes; touch, contact; apply, use; send; order, command; move in chess; trick, device; put in, add; all right, OK. I've divided all details into 5 sections. Please note that there might be more than one symbol with these meaning. If you want to see the other symbols or words with the same meaning, please click on the English words listed in the section 2 below.
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着
| - | Touch, come in contact with; affected by (cold, etc.), troubled with, suffer; ignited, lit; fall asleep; hit the mark, succeed in |
| - | (Added to a verb or adjective to indicate a continued action or state) |
| - | (In sentences beginning with a place word, added to the verb to indicate a resultant state) |
| - | (After a verb and before another verb, indicating an accompanying action or state: 1. serving as an adverbial modifier; 2. indicating that while one action is in progress another is expected) |
| - | (In imperative sentences, used after verbs or adjectives for emphasis) |
| - | (Used in forming a preposition) |
| - | Whereabouts |
| - | Wear (clothes); touch, contact; apply, use; send; order, command |
| - | Move (in chess); trick, device |
| - | Put in, add |
| - | All right, OK |
More symbols with the following meanings:
Touch
Suffer
Fall asleep
Wear
Apply
Use
Send
Order
Command
Move
Put in
Add
OK
A warning: In Chinese, words are often composed by two Chinese characters, and sometimes by three or more. This page is not a dictionary.
This symbol has a different traditional version.
This Chinese symbol is not contained in any Chinese word of which I've written a page.
This Chinese symbol is not contained in any Chinese name.
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