妗
advance; enter; income; present
Meanings
4 senses · 10 examplesverb
to advance; to move forward
Opposite of 退 (tuì, to retreat). Also used in abstract contexts like progress.
The troops advanced five kilometers forward.
History is constantly progressing.
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Please come in.
verb
to enter; to go into
Common for physically entering a place like a room, building, or country.
He entered the classroom.
When did you enter (join) the company?
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The goods have already been moved into the warehouse.
verb
to present; to offer up; to submit
formalFormal or literary usage, often for offering gifts, advice, or reports to a superior.
He offered advice to the leader.
In ancient times, ministers had to present tribute to the emperor.
noun
income; revenue
formalUsed in economics or accounting. Often paired with 出 (chū, expenditure).
This company has an annual income of millions.
A balanced budget means income equals expenditure.