瘐
give; associate with; and; with
Meanings
5 senses · 14 examplesverb
to give; to offer; to grant
Often used in formal or written contexts, similar to 给 but more literary.
This is a gift that I present to you.
To give convenience to others is to give convenience to oneself.
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This matter has nothing to do with you.
verb
to associate with; to get along with
literaryPrimarily used in classical or set phrases like 相与.
The two of them associate very closely with each other.
This person is easy to get along with, no need to worry too much.
verb
to support; to praise; to assist
formalUsed in phrases like 与人为善.
We should be kind to others and help people more.
Everyone else supports it, only I do not take it.
preposition
with; to; towards; compared to
Indicates co-participation, comparison, or direction. Similar to 跟 or 和 but slightly more formal.
He and I are good friends.
This matter has nothing to do with you.
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To seek fur from a tiger is a futile effort.
This year's output has increased compared to last year.
conjunction
and; together with
formalConnects nouns or noun phrases. More formal than 和, often used in written or formal contexts.
Industry and agriculture are the two pillars of the national economy.
Criticism and self-criticism are the driving forces of progress.
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Teachers and students discussed the issues together.