jìng
traditional

How to write (jìng) in Chinese

(pinyin: jìng, written "jing" or "jing") means still, quiet, motionless, gentle. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • still, quiet, motionless, gentle

Stroke order

Examples

有时候,生活突然给你一个小小的停顿,反而让你安静下来。
yǒu shí hou, shēng huó tū rán gěi nǐ yí ge xiǎo xiǎo de tíng dùn, fǎn ér ràng nǐ ān jìng xià lái.
Sometimes life suddenly hands you a small pause, and it makes you quiet down instead.
我点了一炷香,默默想了一些事。不是祈祷,只是借这个安静的地方,跟自己说几句话。
wǒ diǎn le yí zhù xiāng, mò mò xiǎng le yì xiē shì. bú shì qí dǎo, zhǐ shì jiè zhè ge ān jìng de dì fāng, gēn zì jǐ shuō jǐ jù huà.
I lit a stick of incense and silently thought about a few things. Not praying, just using this quiet place to say a few words to myself.
真正站在海边的时候,我没有立刻拍照,也没有大叫。只是静静地站着,听浪一遍一遍地拍打沙滩。
zhēn zhèng zhàn zài hǎi biān de shí hou, wǒ méi yǒu lì kè pāi zhào, yě méi yǒu dà jiào. zhǐ shì jìng jìng de zhàn zhe, tīng làng yí biàn yí biàn de pāi dǎ shā tān.
When I actually stood at the shore, I didn't immediately take photos or cry out. I just stood quietly, listening to the waves crash against the sand again and again.

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