习
learn; be accustomed to; habit
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesverb
to learn; to practice; to review
Original meaning refers to repeated practice of skills or knowledge, now covers both formal study and casual practice.
We must consciously learn new knowledge.
He practices calligraphy for one hour every day.
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Before the final exam, students are all reviewing their lessons.
He mastered fluent English while studying abroad.
This factory has a workshop for students to practice on-site learning.
verb
to be familiar with; to get used to
Used to describe becoming accustomed to a situation or knowing something well through frequent exposure.
He has gotten used to working overtime late at night.
We are already familiar with this kind of street performance.
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When I first arrived in Beijing, I was not used to northern Chinese food.
She watches short videos every day and has grown accustomed to it.
For children who grew up by the sea, hearing the sound of waves is normal.
noun
habit; custom
Refers to a long-established practice or a personal behavioral tendency.
This kind of bad habit can easily affect physical and mental health.
Respecting the elderly and caring for the young is a traditional custom of the Chinese nation.
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With the changes of the times, many old customs have been eliminated.
He has the daily habit of taking a walk after meals.
This custom that has been followed for generations has been passed down for hundreds of years.
noun
Xí as a surname
A rare Chinese surname originating from ancient official positions and clan names.
Mr. Xi is a senior consultant at our company.
President Xi is the national leader of China.
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My neighbor's surname is Xi, everyone calls him Uncle Xi.
The surname Xi originated from the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn Period.
There are many famous people with the surname Xi in history.