切
match; close; urgent; must; surname
Meanings
6 senses · 13 examplesverb
to match; to fit; to accord with
Used to describe that content, words, or actions align with a standard, topic, or reality.
This essay is very relevant to the topic and does not digress.
His speech is unrealistic and cannot be implemented.
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This plan hits the core issues of the company.
adjective
close; intimate; adjacent
Used to describe physical proximity or emotional closeness.
This close-fitting clothing is very comfortable.
The two of them are very close, inseparable good friends.
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The warm greeting made her feel warm.
adjective
urgent; eager; earnest
Used to describe emotions, desires, or demands that are urgent and sincere.
The flood is coming, and the villagers urgently need rescue.
He apologized to his teacher with a sincere and earnest mood.
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Overseas Chinese students are eager to return to their home country.
adverb
earnestly; must; be sure to
formalUsed to emphasize that something must be done or paid attention to, often in warnings or advice.
Please remember to close and lock the doors and windows before going out.
Do not cheat in exams under any circumstances.
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You must not be arrogant and complacent, and you must continue to work hard.
verb
fanqie (Chinese phonetic notation)
archaicOnly used in traditional Chinese phonetic annotation systems, now mostly replaced by pinyin.
In ancient Chinese dictionaries, the character '东' was annotated as 'dé hóng qiē' (using de and hong to spell dong).
noun
surname Qie
A relatively rare Chinese surname.