嶕
exchange; associate; reach
Meanings
7 senses · 13 examplesverb
to hand over; to give; to deliver
Often used for handing in homework, assignments, money, or items.
Please hand in your homework to the teacher.
He paid a year's rent.
verb
to associate with; to make friends
Used for social interaction and forming relationships.
He made many new friends at university.
I don't like associating with this kind of person.
verb
to cross; to intersect
Describes lines, roads, or ideas that meet or intersect.
Two roads intersect here.
Their viewpoints overlap.
verb
to have sexual intercourse; to mate
formalUsed in biological or formal contexts for animals; can be a euphemism in human contexts.
Spring is the mating season for animals.
verb
to reach; to come to (a certain time or state)
literaryOften used with times of day (e.g., midnight) or seasons.
As the hour reached midnight, all was quiet.
After winter sets in, the weather gets colder and colder.
verb
to exchange; to trade
Can be used for goods, ideas, or experiences.
The two countries decided to exchange prisoners of war.
We often exchange study experiences.
noun
friend; friendship
literaryUsed in some compound words or classical contexts.
He is my closest friend.
We have a casual acquaintance.