实
full; real; fruit; surname
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesadjective
full; solid; no gaps
Used to describe objects, spaces or physical states that are not hollow.
This pillow is too hard, stuffed completely full inside.
Please stuff this suitcase full with clothes so nothing moves around.
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He filled the wall gap solid with cement to prevent water leakage.
A solid ball is much heavier than a hollow one.
Stuff the schoolbag full, otherwise the strap will break.
adjective
real; true; genuine
Used to describe facts, words, intentions that are not false or exaggerated.
Please tell the truth, don't lie.
He is a straightforward, honest person who never plays tricks.
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We must look at this problem from a realistic, fact-based perspective.
This is solid, irrefutable evidence that cannot be denied.
His promise is genuine, he won't break his word casually.
noun
reality; fact; actuality
Used in fixed phrases to refer to objective facts or real conditions.
His statement does not match the facts.
We must live up to our reputation, not just have an empty title.
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Adjust the plan according to the actual situation.
His theory is divorced from reality and difficult to put into practice.
This report truthfully reflects the current state of the industry.
noun
fruit; seed; grain
Refers to the reproductive part of plants or harvested grains/seeds.
This flower will bloom and bear fruit, producing small red berries.
Euryale ferox seed is a common Chinese medicinal material, also known as fox nut.
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Autumn has arrived, and the fruit trees in the orchard are heavy with fruit.
The rice has full, plump grains, this year is definitely a bumper harvest year.
Sow in spring, bloom in summer, bear fruit in autumn.
noun
surname Shi
A common Chinese family name.
Mr. Shi is a new colleague at our company.
I know a friend with the surname Shi, he comes from Shandong province.