Loss or Missing
Shī indicates losing something or being deprived of something.
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Shī indicates losing something or being deprived of something.
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Real-world example sentences demonstrating how 失 is used in context
A hand (手 variant) letting something slip away, depicting loss or mistake.
disappointed
lose one's job; be out of work; be unemployed
Shī indicates failure, error, or mishap.
to lose; to misplace
I accidentally lost my wallet.
I am disappointed with his performance.
Failing this exam made me very frustrated.
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Characters pronounced "shi".
Characters with radical "大".