Getting up or rising
In words about physically rising or moving upward, 起 (qǐ) means to get up or rise.
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In words about physically rising or moving upward, 起 (qǐ) means to get up or rise.
The foot (走) rises up from its own (己) place — to get up or start.
get up (out of bed)
stand up; sit up; rise to one's feet
rise and fall; ups and downs; undulate
In words about the start of an action or event, 起 (qǐ) indicates a beginning or origin.
originally; at first; in the beginning
In words where 起 (qǐ) follows another verb, it means to cause, evoke, or bring about something.
sorry
(in an expression of the form 起到…用) to have (a (motivating etc) effect); to play (a (stabilizing etc) role)
His words aroused my interest.
He has a bump on his forehead.
I get up at seven o'clock every morning.
I get up at six o'clock every morning.
The plane will take off in ten minutes.
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