to cherish, to regret, to spare

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
men
yào
zhēn
bǎo
guì
de
shí
jiān

We should cherish precious time.

2
qǐng
ài
gōng
gòng
shè
shī

Please take good care of public facilities.

3
zhè
chǎng
sài
shū
le
zhēn

It's a pity we lost this match.

4
zhè
ge
píng
guǒ
huài
le
zhēn

This apple is rotten, what a pity.

5
cuò
guò
le
chǎng
jīng
cǎi
de
sài
tài
le

He missed that exciting game, it's such a shame.

6
běn
lái
kǎo
shàng
suǒ
hǎo
xué
zuì
hòu
yīn
wèi
jǐn
zhāng
huī
shī
cháng

She could have been admitted to that good university, but unfortunately she performed poorly due to nervousness in the end.

7
men
yào
ài
wán

We should cherish our toys.

8
fēi
cháng
ài
de
xīn
xíng
chē
měi
tiān
huì
shì
gān
jìng

He cherishes his new bicycle very much and cleans it every day.

9
zǒng
shì
jiào
dǎo
men
yào
ài
shí
jiān
yīn
wèi
shí
jiān
fǎn

Parents always teach us to cherish time because it never comes back.

10
men
yào
zhēn
shí
jiān

We should cherish time.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes11
StructureLeft-Right
Frequency#831
Zhuyinㄒㄧ
Components
UnicodeU+60DC
CangjiePTA
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Cultural note

Traditional Chinese culture often connects characters and names with the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and Yin–Yang, a system also used to describe personality tendencies.

Learn how the Five Elements describe personality