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Information of 示

Pinyin shì

Radical

示

Strokes

5 strokes

Usage

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Definition

to show / reveal

示 [shì] 1. To indicate, to show or point out something to let others know. - Examples: 示警 (to warn), 示范 (to demonstrate), 示弱 (to show weakness), 示威 (to display power), 示众 (to show the public), 示意 (to indicate), 告示 (to notify), 指示 (to instruct), 请示 (to request instructions). 2. An honorific used for correspondence. - Example: 赐示 (gracious notice). 3. To demonstrate or to present (to let people see or know something). - Examples: 示像 (to reveal the appearance), 示疾 (to show illness, a Buddhist term referring to the illness of a Buddha or high monk), 示现 (to manifest various incarnations as needed). 4. To hint or to suggest something implicitly. - Example: 示意解释 (to hint or explain implicitly). 5. A document or notice. - Example: 公文 (official document), 告示 (notice). 6. Generally refers to commands or directives. - Example: 命令 (orders). 7. A term of respect for someone else's letter. - Examples: 惠示 (gracious notice), 赐示 (your letter or instruction). 8. In ancient references, it denotes the earth deity and relates to rituals and ceremonies. This character entails meanings that revolve around showing, indicating, and demonstrating, often in formal or ritual contexts.

启示 qǐ shì

to reveal / to enlighten / enlightenment / revelation / illumination / moral (of a story etc) / lesson

启示录 Qǐ shì lù

the Revelation of St John the divine / the Apocalypse

呈示 chéng shì

Present

告示 gào shi

announcement

示范县 shì fàn xiàn

Demonstration County

喻示 yù shì

suggest / indicate / imply / denote

显示器 xiǎn shì qì

monitor (computer)

示威 shì wēi

to demonstrate (as a protest) / a demonstration / a military show of force

示范区 shì fàn qū

demonstration plot / demonstration area

宣示 xuān shì

to vow / to pledge

显示屏 xiǎn shì píng

display screen

屏幕显示 píng mù xiǎn shì

OSD (on screen display)

展示 zhǎn shì

to reveal / to display / to show / to exhibit sth

示弱 shì ruò

not to fight back / to take it lying down / to show weakness / to show one's softer side

批示 pī shì

to write comments on a report submitted by a subordinate / written comments from a superior

指示 zhǐ shì

to point out / to indicate / to instruct / directives / instructions / CL:個|个[ge4]

昭示 zhāo shì

to declare publicly / to make clear

提示 tí shì

to point out / to remind (sb of sth) / to suggest / suggestion / tip / reminder / notice

揭示 jiē shì

to show / to make known

显示 xiǎn shì

to show / to illustrate / to display / to demonstrate

暗示 àn shì

to hint / to suggest / suggestion / hint

枭首示众 xiāo shǒu shì zhòng

to behead sb and display the head in public

兆示 zhào shì

Sign

演示 yǎn shì

to demonstrate / to show / presentation / demonstration

炫示 xuàn shì

display / show off

表示 biǎo shì

to express / to show / to say / to state / to indicate / to mean

示范 shì fàn

to demonstrate / to show how to do sth / demonstration / a model example

示意 shì yì

to hint / to indicate (an idea to sb)

请示 qǐng shì

to ask for instructions

以示 yǐ shì

To show