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Information of 喝

Pinyin hē、 hè

Radical

口

Strokes

12 strokes

Usage

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Definition

my goodness / to drink, shout applause

喝 [hē] Verb: 1. To swallow liquid drinks or liquid food. Example: 喝水 (drink water), 喝酒 (drink alcohol), 喝茶 (drink tea), 喝粥 (drink porridge). 2. Specifically refers to drinking alcohol. Example: 喝醉了 (got drunk). Verb: - (Onomatopoeic character, derived from mouth and echoing sound.) The original meaning: a soft sound, such as a whisper. Also refers to drinking, specifically alcohol. In northern regions, drinking is called 喝 (English: drink). Examples: 喝水 (drink water), 喝茶 (drink tea), 喝汤 (drink soup), 喝咖啡 (drink coffee). Exclamation: 1. Used to express surprise. Equivalent to 同“嗬” (English: oh). 2. See also hè. 喝 [hè] Verb: 1. To shout loudly. Example: 喝彩 (cheer), 喝问 (call out to inquire). 2. To threaten or intimidate. 3. To cry out the price of goods when selling. 4. To shout. 5. See also hē. Verb: 1. To shout loudly (English: shout loudly). 2. To intimidate or threaten (English: threaten). 3. To announce prices during a sale (English: cry one's wares). 4. To call out (English: cry). 5. See also hē. 1. To have a hoarse voice or be choked up. Example: "If a baby is born and cries out in a loud, strong voice, it indicates a long life; if the voice is hoarse and choked, it indicates a short life." This phrase emphasizes the importance of voice quality at birth. Adjective: Having a hoarse or choked voice. Historical references: Han Dynasty's Wang Chong mentioned in "Lunheng": "A baby born with a loud and clear cry shows longevity; a hoarse and choked cry indicates a short life." Also referenced in "Book of the Later Han."

呼喝 hū hè

to shout

叱喝 chì hè

to shout at / to berate

吃喝 chī hē

to eat and drink / food and drink

吆五喝六 yāo wǔ hè liù

lit. to shout out hoping for fives and sixes when gambling with dice; a hubbub of gambling

吆喝声 yāo he shēng

yo-heave-ho

喝道 hè dào

(of yamen bailiffs etc) to walk ahead of an official, shouting at pedestrians to clear the way

喝茶 hē chá

(fig.) to have a meeting with state security agents (to be warned to behave "responsibly")

喝酒 hē jiǔ

to drink (alcohol)

喝彩 hè cǎi

to acclaim / to cheer

好喝 hǎo hē

tasty (drinks)

喝水 hē shuǐ

drinking / drink water

喝采 hè cǎi

acclaim / cheer

喝问 hè wèn

Ask

喝醉 hē zuì

to get drunk

怒喝 nù hè

thunderbolt / fulminate / thunder

喝令 hè lìng

to shout an order or command

吃喝玩乐 chī hē wán lè

to eat, drink and be merry (idiom) / to abandon oneself to a life of pleasure

大吃大喝 dà chī dà hē

to eat and drink as much as one likes / to make a pig of oneself

断喝 duàn hē

Stop drinking

喝西北风 hē xī běi fēng

lit. drink the northwest wind (idiom); cold and hungry

喝斥 hē chì

to berate / to excoriate / to chide / also written 呵斥[he1 chi4]

吃喝嫖赌 chī hē piáo dǔ

to go dining, wining, whoring and gambling / to lead a life of dissipation

呼幺喝六 hū yāo hè liù

Hu Yao drink six

吆喝 yāo he

to shout / to bawl / to yell (to urge on an animal) / to hawk (one's wares) / to denounce loudly / to shout slogans

当头棒喝 dāng tóu bàng hè

a blow and a shout / a sharp warning / a severe warning / give a timely warning / give sharp advice for one to wake up from error