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to carry / to take along / to bring along / to hold (hands)
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携 (xié)
1. Carry; to bring along.
2. Depart from; to betray.
1. Carry; to bring along:
- Example: 携手 (xié shǒu) - hold hands.
- Example: 携带 (xié dài) - carry or bring along (to take care of).
- Example: 扶老携幼 (fú lǎo xié yòu) - assist the elderly and lead the young.
2. Depart from; to betray:
- Example: 携离 (xié lí) - to leave.
- Example: 携贰 (xié èr) - to betray.
Definition:
携 (xié), also written as 攜 or 擕, is a verb.
- **Original meaning**: To carry something by hand.
- **Character formation**: A phonetic and semantic compound with 手 (shǒu - hand) and the phonetic element 巂 (xī), commonly written as 攜.
1. Carry in hand (to lift objects from the ground).
- Reference: 《说文》: 携,提也。
- Example: 携壶 (xié hú) - carry a pot; 携酒牵羊 (xié jiǔ qiān yáng) - carry wine and lead a sheep; 携杖 (xié zhàng) - carry a stick.
2. Hold; to possess.
- Example: 携盘 (xié pán) - hold a plate; 携帚 (xié zhǒu) - hold a broom.
3. Lead; to assist by pulling or supporting.
- Example: 相携于道 (xiāng xié yú dào) - to walk together on the road; 我与汝并肩携手 (wǒ yǔ rǔ bìng jiān xié shǒu) - you and I side by side holding hands.
4. Bring along (to take something with); accompanying.
- Example: 携其妻子 (xié qí qīzi) - to bring along wife and children; 携家眷同行 (xié jiājuàn tóngxíng) - bring family along when traveling.
5. Depart from; to betray.
- Example: 携爽 (xié shuǎng) - to deviate; 携背 (xié bèi) - to betray; 携贰 (xié èr) - to leave allegiance or betray.
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