施
carry out; apply; grant; give alms
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesverb
carry out; put into practice; apply
Used for policies, plans, skills, or physical actions. Can also mean to use a plan or method.
The government will implement new environmental policies.
He used all his strength to move the big stone.
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This construction project is underway.
He had no tricks up his sleeve to deal with the crisis.
The teacher applied teaching skills to make the class more engaging.
verb
give; bestow; apply
formalTypically used for formal gestures, actions, or impacts, such as giving a salute or applying pressure.
He gave me a salute when we met.
The teacher applied appropriate pressure to the students.
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The organizer carried out strict entry checks.
He tripped up his competitor underhandedly.
The leader granted trust and support to his subordinates.
verb
give alms; donate; provide free services
formalMost commonly used for providing free medical care, food, or money to people in need. Often has a neutral to formal tone.
This hospital provides free medical consultations for poor patients all year round.
He often gives alms to homeless people on the street.
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Temples will give out congee to poor people in winter.
The charity provided aid to the affected villagers.
Ancient officials often distributed grain to alleviate famine.
verb
apply; spread; coat
Used for applying substances to surfaces, such as powder, fertilizer, paint, etc.
She is applying powder to her face to put on makeup.
The farmers are applying fertilizer to the rice fields.
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The decorators are painting the walls.
The chef applied a layer of frosting to the cake.
The gardener applied nutrient solution to the flowers.
noun
surname Shi
Used as a family name in Chinese culture.
Mr. Shi is our new neighbor.
Professor Shi teaches literature at the university.