應 Stroke Order
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Information of 應
Pinyin
yīng、 yìng
Radical
心
Strokes
17 strokes
Usage
★★★
Definition
ought, (surname) / to answer / to respond
Definition of 「應」:
1. To be appropriate or to be the case.
- Example: "When King Wen has worked hard, I should receive it." (from the Book of Songs, Zhou Song, Lai)
2. To be or to think it is; indicates speculation.
- Example: "Autumn should have withered me away, yet I keep my waistline." (from Xu Ling's poem)
3. To respond.
- Example: "Bosheng smiled but did not respond." (from the Book of Later Han)
4. To permit or make a promise.
- Example: "If I respond to others, what can you expect?" (from the Collection of Music)
5. To agree or affirm.
- Example: "All the counties and districts suffering under Qin officials killed their long officials to support Chen She." (from Historical Records)
6. To deal with or respond appropriately.
- Example: "The pivot acquires its ring to meet the infinite." (from Zhuangzi)
7. To verify.
- Example: "These four lines of rumor have all been confirmed." (from Water Margin)
8. To be suitable.
- Example: "To have the heart and hands act in harmony." (from the Book of Changes)
9. To accept.
- Example: "To accept the gifts from the Duke and not perish." (from the Book of Guanzi)
10. A surname, as in the Ming dynasty's Ying Yuanzheng.