shī
traditional

How to write (shī) in Chinese

(pinyin: shī, written "shi" or "shi") means teacher, professional, master. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • teacher, professional, master

Stroke order

Examples

师傅,我想吃正宗的成都火锅。哪家好?
shī fu, wǒ xiǎng chī zhèng zōng de chéng dū huǒ guō. nǎ jiā hǎo?
Sir, I want to eat authentic Chengdu hotpot. Which place is good?
老师让我先洗手,坐直,然后慢慢地把茶具一个个摆好。
lǎo shī ràng wǒ xiān xǐ shǒu, zuò zhí, rán hòu màn man de bǎ chá jù yí ge ge bǎi hǎo.
The teacher had me wash my hands first, sit straight, then slowly arrange each piece of the tea set in turn.
分析师认为,这一举动反映了中国科技企业在全球市场上的信心和实力。
fēn xī shī rèn wéi, zhè yī jǔ dòng fǎn yìng le zhōng guó kē jì qǐ yè zài quán qiú shì chǎng shang de xìn xīn hé shí lì.
Analysts believe this move reflects Chinese tech companies' confidence and strength in the global market.

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