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How to write () in Chinese

(pinyin: , written "ji" or "ji") means desk; machine; moment, opportunity. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • desk; machine; moment, opportunity

Stroke order

Examples

我看了看手机,已经七点二十了。
wǒ kàn le kàn shǒu jī, yǐ jīng qī diǎn èr shí le.
I glanced at my phone. It was already seven twenty.
谢谢张哥。请问咖啡机在哪里?我需要先来一杯。
xiè xie Zhāng gē. qǐng wèn kā fēi jī zài nǎ lǐ? wǒ xū yào xiān lái yì bēi.
Thanks, Brother Zhang. Where's the coffee machine? I need one first.
他醒来的时候,女人已经站在他对面,还是低头看手机。
tā xǐng lái de shí hou, nǚ rén yǐ jīng zhàn zài tā duì miàn, hái shì dī tóu kàn shǒu jī.
When he woke, the woman was already standing right opposite him, still looking down at her phone.
前两个小时很难。他的手不停地想去找手机,像戒烟一样。
qián liǎng ge xiǎo shí hěn nán. tā de shǒu bù tíng de xiǎng qù zhǎo shǒu jī, xiàng jiè yān yí yàng.
The first two hours were hard. His hands kept reaching for the phone, like quitting cigarettes.

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