口服
be convinced; convince; take medicine
Meanings
6 senses · 13 examplesverb
to be convinced; to acknowledge willingly; to submit
Often used to describe accepting authority or a superior argument.
You make sense, I'm convinced.
His skills are superb, you can't help but be impressed.
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to be sincerely convinced
verb
to convince; to make others submit
Often used in the pattern "服人" (to convince people).
You should convince people with reason, not pressure them with force.
Your argument is still not enough to convince the public.
verb
to serve; to perform duties
Used for military service, work duties, or serving a sentence.
He served in the military for two years.
to serve a prison sentence
verb
to wear; to put on (clothes)
Standard term for putting on clothes or accessories.
It's cold today, you should wear an extra coat.
to be in mourning (wear mourning clothes)
verb
to be accustomed to; to adapt to
Often used for adapting to climate, environment, or local customs.
I just arrived in the north and I'm not yet acclimated to the local conditions.
not acclimatized; to suffer from the climate
noun
clothes; clothing; garment
literaryA somewhat formal or literary term for clothing.
She attended the party wearing a magnificent formal gown.
uniform