褯
between; introduce; mind; preposition
Meanings
8 senses · 13 examplesverb
to be situated between; to intervene
formalOften used as a component in compound words; standalone use is less common.
This mountain lies between two provinces.
He always likes to intervene when friends argue.
verb
to introduce; to act as intermediary
Often appears as 介绍.
Let me introduce you to each other.
He is our intermediary.
verb
to mind; to care about; to take offense
informalUsually used in the negative or in rhetorical questions. Common in spoken Chinese.
Don't mind him, he's just blunt.
I don't mind helping at all.
measure word
measure word for people (in a literary or respectful context)
formalA formal, respectful measure word, akin to '位'. Often seen in classical or formal modern Chinese.
Just a humble scholar, not worth mentioning.
He is but a military man.
noun
armor; shell; crust
Used for protective coverings, often biological (e.g., insect shells) or metaphorical.
This type of insect has a hard exoskeleton.
crustacean
noun
preposition (in grammar)
technicalA grammatical term.
"Zai", "dui", and "gen" are all commonly used prepositions.
noun
boundary; border
formalOften used as a component in compound words.
The river forms the border between the two countries.
verb
to help; to assist
archaicClassical usage, often seen in the term 介助.
May I help you to great blessings.