籍
book; register; native place; affiliation
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesnoun
book; booklet; manuscript
Refers to bound printed or handwritten documents, especially classical or specialized works.
The library has many precious ancient books.
He is sorting out his personal book collection.
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This ancient book records ancient agricultural techniques.
Students need to borrow relevant specialized classical books.
The museum exhibited a batch of household register classics from the Ming Dynasty.
verb
to register; to record; to enroll
formalFormal term for recording personal or official information, often used in legal or administrative contexts.
New employee information needs to be registered in the system.
Customs will register valuable items entering the country.
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Please record the content of this meeting.
All participating athletes must complete registration before the competition.
The police registered the family information of missing persons.
noun
native place; ancestral home
formalRefers to the place where one's family originates or where one was officially registered.
His native place is Jinan, Shandong Province.
You need to fill in your native place and current address when filling out the form.
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Although he grew up in Shanghai, his ancestral home is Zhejiang.
You need to fill in native place information when applying for civil service exams.
Your household registration book will clearly mark your native place.
noun
affiliation; membership; official status
formalUsed to indicate formal membership or national/ organizational belonging.
He is a Chinese citizen with Chinese nationality.
She has submitted her application to join the Party and has become an active Party applicant.
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As a student union member, he enjoys corresponding student status and rights.
Many overseas Chinese hope to restore their Chinese nationality.
The school will handle student status registration procedures for new students uniformly.
noun
surname Ji
A relatively rare Chinese family name.
Teacher Ji will give us Chinese class today.
I know an elderly gentleman with the family name Ji.