驾 Stroke Order

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Information of 驾

Pinyin jià

Radical

马

Strokes

8 strokes

Usage

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Definition

to drive / to draw / to harness / to mount

驾 jià 动 1. To harness an animal to a cart or implement, to draw (a cart or agricultural tool). Example: 驾车 (draw a cart); 驾辕 (harness to a yoke). 2. A general term for ancient vehicles, specifically referring to imperial carriages, and by extension, referring to the emperor. Example: 车驾 (imperial carriage); 法驾 (a type of imperial vehicle). 3. To make something move, to operate. Example: 驾驶 (drive); 驾机 (sail); 驾驭 (also written as “驾御,” to control). 4. Above..., to exceed; to rise above. Example: 驾云 (ride the clouds); 凌驾 (to rise above, to overshadow someone or something). 5. A term of respect for a person. Example: 大驾 (your esteemed presence); 尊驾 (your esteemed presence); 劳驾 (thank you for your trouble); 驾临 (your honorable arrival). 名 1. A cart, or a general term for imperial carriages. Example: 车子 (carriage; cart). 2. A horse. Example: 马 (horse). 3. By extension, refers to the emperor, the sovereign. Example: 皇帝 (emperor). 4. A honorific epithet for a person. Example: 敬称 (a term of respect). 5. A day's travel by a horse-drawn cart is called one 驾. 6. A surname.

尊驾 zūn jià

lit. your honored carriage / your highness / honored Sir (also sarcastic) / you

驾崩 jià bēng

death of king or emperor / demise

挡驾 dǎng jià

to decline to receive a visitor / to turn sb away

腾云驾雾 téng yún jià wù

walk on air / ride on a cloud / fly up to the cloudy region / mount the clouds and ride the mist / ride on the mists and clouds / walk upon air / reel / ride the clouds and harness the mist / fly in the cloud and fog / travel through space

驾驶舱 jià shǐ cāng

cockpit / control cabin

驾辕 jià yuán

to pull a carriage (of draft animal)

銮驾 luán jià

imperial chariot

驾驭 jià yù

to urge on (of horse) / to drive / to steer / to handle / to manage / to master / to dominate

驾驶 jià shǐ

to pilot (ship, airplane etc) / to drive

并驾齐驱 bìng jià qí qū

to run neck and neck / to keep pace with / to keep abreast of / on a par with one another

驾驶员 jià shǐ yuán

pilot / driver

驾驶室 jià shǐ shì

cab / cage

驾驶台 jià shǐ tái

Bridge

驾驶本 jià shǐ běn

Driving book

驾到 jià dào

Drive to

驾车 jià chē

to drive a vehicle

驾临 jià lín

to grace sb with one's presence / your arrival (honorific) / your esteemed presence

护驾 hù jià

guard the emperor

接驾 jiē jià

meet the emperor / receive the emperor / welcome the emperor

保驾 bǎo jià

escort the Emperor (also used jocularly)

驾机 jià jī

Driving

驾云 jià yún

to ride the clouds / fig. self-satisfied / arrogant

起驾 qǐ jià

Get off

救驾 jiù jià

save sb. from an awkward situation / help others out of trouble

驾御 jià yù

variant of 駕馭|驾驭[jia4 yu4]