How to write 懈

懈 [xiè] 1. 不紧张。 Slack; not tense. 2. 不紧张：～怠。～劲。～气。松～。无～可击。常备不～。 Not tense: slackness; slack strength; slack spirit; loose slack; no slack to criticize; always prepared without slack. 3. 同本义 ([En.] slack and lazy; sluggish) Same as the original meaning: slack and lazy; sluggish. 4. 疲困;松散 ([En.] tired; loose) Tired; loose. 引: 1. 《说文》：懈，怠也。 "Shuo Wen": Slack means laziness. 2. 《孝经》：夙夜匪懈。 "Book of Filial Piety": Night and day, without slack. 3. 《淮南子》：为民兴利除害而不懈。 "Huainanzi": To benefit the people and eliminate harm without slack. 4. 诸葛亮《出师表》：然侍卫之臣不懈于内。 Zhuge Liang’s "Memorial on the Expedition": However, the ministers guarding the inner circle are not to slacken. 5. 唐· 魏征《谏太宗十思疏》：懈怠则思慎始而敬终。 Tang Dynasty's Wei Zheng, "Ten Thoughts for the Emperor": Laziness leads to careful initiation and respect in conclusion. 例: 又如:懈懈(怠惰;懒散);懈厥操觚(怠慢从事);懈忒(懈怠失误);懈沮(懈怠沮丧);懈意(懈怠之心) For example: slack slack (lazy; careless); slack performance (neglecting engagement); slack error (carelessness leads to mistakes); slack depression (slackness leads to despair); slack mind (lazy heart). 2. 疲困;松散 ([En.] tired; loose) Tired; loose. 例: 如:懈倦(松懈倦怠;松软疲困) For example: slack fatigue (slack and tired; soft and exhausted).