榠
bright; clear; tomorrow
Meanings
8 senses · 24 examplesadjective
bright; light; luminous
Describes strong light or well-lit conditions. Antonym is 暗 (dark).
The sun came out, and the room is very bright.
Please turn the light up brighter.
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The moonlight is very bright tonight.
adjective
clear; obvious; plain
Describes understanding or visibility of concepts.
This principle is very clear.
He explained it very clearly.
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I don't understand what you mean.
adjective
next; immediate(ly) following
Used in time expressions such as 明天 (tomorrow) or 明年 (next year).
See you tomorrow.
Next year I want to go study in China.
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Are you free tomorrow evening?
adjective
open; public; overt
Describes actions done publicly or rules that are transparent.
If you have something to say, please say it openly.
Clearly marked prices.
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This is an obvious fact.
adjective
wise; brilliant; perspicacious
Often used in compound words like 聪明 or 英明.
He is a wise person.
The leadership made a wise decision.
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Extremely intelligent (like ice and snow are pure and clear).
noun
eyesight; vision
Often used in compound words or set phrases related to sight.
He lost his eyesight in both eyes.
Sharp ears and clear eyes (perceptive).
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To improve eyesight.
noun
the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)
Refers to the Chinese dynasty founded by Zhu Yuanzhang.
The Ming Dynasty is an important period in Chinese history.
Ming Dynasty porcelain is very famous.
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History of the Ming Dynasty.
verb
to understand; to know
literaryLiterary or archaic usage, often found in set phrases.
To be wise and protect oneself (to avoid involvement).
To understand thoroughly what is right.
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Not to know the true facts.