啾
entangle; correct; gather
Meanings
4 senses · 10 examplesverb
to entangle; to twist together; to get tangled up
Describes physical objects like ropes or threads getting twisted, or abstract matters becoming complicated.
The two ropes got tangled together and can't be untied.
This issue has been troubling him constantly, preventing him from falling asleep.
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The branches were twisted together, blocking the path.
verb
to correct; to rectify; to redress
Used for correcting errors, mistakes, or biases. Often appears in formal or institutional contexts.
The teacher promptly corrected my pronunciation mistake.
We must rectify this unhealthy tendency.
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Please supervise each other and correct mistakes in a timely manner.
verb
to gather together; to assemble (often for negative purposes)
derogatoryOften used in negative contexts, such as gathering people to cause trouble. Combines with 合 or 集.
He gathered a gang of hooligans to cause trouble.
These people banded together to plot something illegal.
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The former subordinates gathered, preparing to rebel.
noun
surname Jiu
Used as a family name.
Mr. Jiu is my teacher.