榍
thank; apologize; wither
Meanings
5 senses · 12 examplesverb
to thank; to express gratitude
Used when expressing appreciation for help, gifts, or kindness. Often paired with 感谢, 恩, 意.
Thank you for helping me so much.
I want to thank him in person.
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This gift expresses a token of my gratitude.
verb
to apologize; to make an apology
formalUsed when admitting fault or expressing regret for wrongdoing. Often appears in set phrases like 谢罪, 谢过.
He personally came to apologize.
I am willing to apologize for this matter.
verb
to decline; to refuse politely
formalUsed when politely turning down invitations, offers, or visitors. Common in formal or polite contexts.
He declined all interviews.
The host declined visitors, no longer receiving guests.
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I declined his kindness.
verb
to wither; to fade; to fall (of flowers or leaves)
literaryUsed to describe the natural process of flowers blooming and falling, or plants withering. Often appears in literary or descriptive contexts.
The flowers bloomed and withered, and another year passed.
These flowers wither in autumn.
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The withered petals fell all over the ground.
noun
surname Xie
A common Chinese surname.
Mr. Xie is my teacher.