jiě

How to write (jiě) in Chinese

(pinyin: jiě, written "jie" or "jie") means to explain; to loosen; to unfasten, to untie. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to explain; to loosen; to unfasten, to untie

Stroke order

Examples

好,我了解了。给我两周时间考虑,跟HR商量一下。
hǎo, wǒ liǎo jiě le. gěi wǒ liǎng zhōu shí jiān kǎo lǜ, gēn HR shāng liang yí xià.
Okay, I understand. Give me two weeks to consider it and discuss with HR.
经理听完我的解释,没生气,只是问:你需要什么帮助?
jīng lǐ tīng wán wǒ de jiě shì, méi shēng qì, zhǐ shì wèn: nǐ xū yào shén me bāng zhù?
After hearing me out, the manager wasn't angry, just asked: what kind of help do you need?
无论时代怎么变化,音乐似乎总能找到一种让人们聚在一起的方式。它不需要语言的解释,也不需要文化的背景,只要旋律响起,陌生人也能产生共鸣。
wú lùn shí dài zěn me biàn huà, yīn yuè sì hū zǒng néng zhǎo dào yì zhǒng ràng rén men jù zài yì qǐ de fāng shì. tā bù xū yào yǔ yán de jiě shì, yě bù xū yào wén huà de bèi jǐng, zhǐ yào xuán lǜ xiǎng qǐ, mò shēng rén yě néng chǎn shēng gòng míng.
No matter how the times change, music seems always able to find a way to bring people together. It needs no explanation in words, and no cultural background: as long as the melody starts to play, even strangers can feel a shared resonance.

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