码
code; number; to pile; yard
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesnoun
symbol representing a number; code
Refers to page numbers, prices, digital codes, etc.
Please note the page number of this book.
Please enter your verification code.
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This QR code can be scanned.
We need to reset the security code.
The price tag is pasted on the cardboard box.
noun
counter; weight; chip
Includes tally counters, weights for scales, and gambling chips (筹码).
He placed a weight on the balance scale.
There is a pile of chips on the table.
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Add more chips and keep betting.
This is an important bargaining chip at the negotiating table.
Ancient people used tally sticks to count.
classifier
classifier for matters or events
informalColloquial. Indicates a type of matter, often used in phrases like '两码事' (two different matters).
These are two different matters and cannot be confused.
What you said is not the same thing as what he said.
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We belong to the same clan and lineage.
Don't take this matter to heart.
That's a different story.
verb
to pile up; to stack; to arrange
Commonly refers to stacking objects like bricks, wood, or books neatly.
Stack these bricks neatly.
The workers are piling up the logs.
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Please stack the bowls neatly and put them in the cabinet.
He piled his clothes on the chair.
The books on the bookshelf are stacked too high.
measure word
yard (imperial unit of length)
technical1 yard equals 3 feet or 0.9144 meters.
This piece of cloth is two yards long.
One yard is equal to three feet.
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The American football field is 100 yards long.
Please help me measure how many yards this is.
One yard is approximately 0.9144 meters.