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Information of 居

Pinyin
Radical
Strokes
8 strokes
Definition
reside
Usage
★★★★★
jū xīn pǒ cè
harboring unfathomable motives (idiom)
tún jī jū qí
to hoard and profiteer / to speculate
jū mín
resident / inhabitant
shuāng jū
to live in widowhood (formal)
zhàn jū
Occupy
jū shì
room / apartment
jì jū
to live away from home
jì jū xiè
hermit crab
yù jū
to make one's home in / to reside in / to inhabit
jū rán
unexpectedly / to one's surprise / go so far as to
Zhāng Jū zhèng
Zhang Juzheng (1525-1582), Grand Secretary during the Ming dynasty, credited with bringing the dynasty to its apogee
yǐn jū
to live in seclusion
dìng jū
to settle (in some city, country etc) / to take up residence
jū duō
to be in the majority
jù jū
to inhabit a region (esp. ethnic group) / to congregate
yí jū
to migrate / to move to a new place of residence
lín jū
neighbor / next door / CL:個|个[ge4]
gù jū
former residence
jū yú
occupy
qiān jū
to move (from one residence to another)
jū wěi huì
neighbourhood committee
tóng jū
to live together
zì jū
to consider oneself as / to believe oneself to be
jū zhōng
positioned between (two parties) / to mediate between
jū shì
lay Buddhist
qǐ jū
everyday life / regular pattern of life
qū jū
Subdued
yōu jū
live in seclusion
Jū yōng guān
Juyongguan, frontier fortress on Great Wall north of Beijing, in Changping district 昌平區|昌平区[Chang1 ping2 qu1]
qī jū
dwell