诣
visit; academic/technical attainment; go to
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to visit; to go to (a place) to pay respects
literaryUsed exclusively in formal or literary contexts, typically for visiting respected people or sacred sites.
He made a special trip to visit the martyrs' cemetery to pay his respects.
Ancient scholars often visited their mentors to ask for advice on poetry and prose.
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Tourists visited the ancient temple to explore and feel its historical atmosphere.
He specially went to the hospital to visit his sick teacher.
Every Qingming Festival, people visit their ancestors' graves to pay tribute and sweep the tombs.
noun
attainment; level of skill/study
formalCommonly used in formal and academic contexts to describe one's skill level or academic achievements.
This painter has profound attainments in painting and is widely recognized in the industry.
His attainments in guqin performance are admirable.
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After years of hard study, he has reached an extremely high level of attainment in the field of mathematics.
This scholar's attainments in linguistics are widely praised.
The painstaking and meticulous creation made this novel a huge success.