叠
layer; repeat; fold
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to pile up; to layer; to overlap
Used for objects placed one on top of another in a repeated manner.
The children piled up blocks to build a tall tower.
Here, the mountains rise range upon range, creating a spectacular view.
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He likes to stack coins and play with them.
Historical issues often overlap with political issues.
This art of piling up rocks is very common in Chinese gardens.
verb
to fold (clothes, paper, etc.)
The action of bending something over itself to make it smaller or neater.
Please fold the clean clothes neatly.
He folded the love letter into a paper crane.
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This map can be folded up and put into a pocket.
She carefully folded the silk shirt.
Fold the paper back along the crease.
noun
a surname
A relatively uncommon Chinese surname.
Mr. Die is a client of our company.
My friend's surname is Die.
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The surname Die has produced some famous figures in history.
Please verify the order information for Ms. Die.
The Die family clan was recorded in ancient texts.