茼
same; together; with
Meanings
6 senses · 16 examplesadjective
same; alike; similar
Used to indicate identity or similarity between two or more things.
We are the same age.
The pronunciations of these two characters are the same.
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Their opinions are largely the same with only minor differences.
verb
to be equivalent to; to be the same as
Used to indicate that two written forms, expressions, or standards are equivalent. Often used in formal or written contexts.
The character '陞' is equivalent to '升'.
Please write 'same as above'.
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As previously stated.
adverb
together; jointly
Indicates that an action is performed by multiple parties together.
They share joys and sufferings together.
We studied together in the same school for five years.
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I accompanied him to go there.
preposition
with; to (introducing the object of an action)
Used to introduce the person or group that is involved in the action. Similar to 跟 or 和 but slightly more formal in some contexts.
I have discussed it with him.
When there are matters, one should consult with the masses.
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Struggle against bad people and bad things.
conjunction
and (indicating coordination)
literaryLiterary usage to connect two nouns or noun phrases.
You and I are old friends.
The writing was standardized, and the carriage tracks were made uniform.
noun
surname Tong
Used as a family name.
His surname is Tong.
Mr. Tong.