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惜 [xī]
Verb
1. To love, to value.
(爱,重视。)
Example: Love and cherish.
2. To be reluctant to part with.
(舍不得。)
Example: To be stingy or to not want to part.
3. To feel regret or sorrow.
(感到遗憾,哀痛。)
Example: It's a pity; to lament.
4. Be deep sorrow; be grieved.
(同本义: 同本义 ([En.] be deep sorrow; be grieved)
Example: "To be grieved" (痛)
5. Cherish, value, and not waste.
(珍惜,爱惜,重视而不糟蹋耗费 ([En.] cherish)
Example: To cherish life and resources.
6. To feel sorry for someone or something; to have pity for.
(惋惜 ([En.] feel sorry for sb or about sth.; have pity for)
Example: To feel sorry for the unfortunate.
7. To feel pity for; have compassion.
(哀怜、哀悯 ([En.] feel pity for sb.; have compassion for)
Example: To show compassion.
8. To be greedy for; have an insatiable desire for.
(贪婪,贪求 ([En.] be avaricious; be greedy for; have an insatiable desire for)
Example: To be greedy for wealth.
9. To be stingy; to be reluctant to part with.
(吝惜; 舍不得 ([En.] pinch)
Example: To hesitate to spend.
*Examples of usage:*
- 可惜 (It's a pity)
- 痛惜 (To lament deeply)
- 惜玉 (To care tenderly for women)
- 惜福 (To be reluctant to unnecessarily consume fortune)
*Quotations:*
1. "是以就极刑而无愠色" — Sima Qian in "Letter to Ren An"
2. "岁月为可惜" — Yuan Mei, "On Borrowing Books"
3. "视之不甚惜" — Su Xun, "On the Six States"
4. "望汤谷以企予" — Lu Ji, "Lamenting the Departing"
5. "驱将惜不得" — Bai Juyi, "The Charcoal Seller"
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