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溅
jiàn
溅 (jiàn) means "to splash". It is an HSK 3.0 level 7-9 word, and was HSK 6 in the old six-level list.
What 溅 means
- to splash
Example sentences
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汤姆和我溅了对方。Tāngmǔ hé wǒ jiàn le duìfāng.Tom and I splashed each other.
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为溅出的牛奶哭也没用。Wèi jiàn chū de niúnǎi kū yě méiyòng.It is no use crying over spilt milk.
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他愤怒地践踏水坑,弄得泥水四溅。Angrily, he stomped on the puddle, splashing mud everywhere.
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车子经过的时候把泥水溅到了我的身上。Chēzi jīngguò de shíhou bǎ níshuǐ jiàn dào le wǒ de shēnshang.The passing car splashed muddy water on me.
Words starting with 溅
- 溅射jiàn shèsputtering
- 溅洒jiàn sǎto spill; to splatter; to splash
- 溅落jiàn luò(of a spacecraft) to splash down; (of a liquid) to splash onto a surface
- 溅开jiàn kāisplash
Words containing 溅
- 飞溅fēi jiànto splash; to spatter
- 四溅sì jiàn(of droplets, sparks etc) to fly about in all directions; to splatter everywhere
- 喷溅pēn jiànto splash; to splatter
- 泼溅pō jiànto spatter
- 飞沫四溅fēi mò sì jiànto spray in all directions
Characters that look like 溅
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 满mǎnto fill; full; filled
- 掘juéto dig
- 稠chóudense; crowded; thick
- 绷bēngto draw tight; to stretch taut; to tack (with thread or pin); (bound form) embroidery hoop
- 遨áoto make an excursion; to ramble; to travel
- 堀kūcave; hole
Sounds the same
Read jiàn, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 见to see; to meet; to appear (to be sth)
- 件item; component; classifier for events, things, clothes etc
- 健healthy; to invigorate; to strengthen
- 建to establish; to found; to set up
- 键key (on a piano or computer keyboard); button (on a mouse or other device); chemical bond
- 渐gradual; gradually
- 践to fulfill (a promise); to tread; to walk
- 荐to recommend; to offer sacrifice (arch.); grass
- 剑double-edged sword; classifier for blows of a sword
- 鉴bronze mirror (used in ancient times); to reflect; to mirror
- 舰warship
- 箭arrow
Where 溅 is taught
In the GraphChinese course it is part of HSK 6 Vocabulary · jiàn (2) (HSK 6), each one a topic in the dependency graph of HSK 1–6 that opens only once its prerequisites are solid.
Go deeper
- Every HSK 6 word, with the rest of its level.
- How characters are built from components.
- How to learn Chinese characters.
- The four tones and the neutral tone, to read jiàn correctly.
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