How to write 赐

赐 cí 1. 给，旧时指上级给下级或长辈给小辈。 (To give; in ancient times, it referred to superiors giving to subordinates or elders to juniors.) 2. 敬辞。 (Honorific expression.) 3. 赏给的东西，给予的好处。 (Things that are awarded or benefits that are granted.) 4. 给予;上给予下 (bestow; grant) (To give; to bestow from above to below.) 5. 请给 (Please.) 引 1. 《说文》：赐，予也。 (From "Shuowen": "Ci", means to give.) 2. 《正字通》：上予下曰赐。 (From "Zhengzitong": what is given from above to below is called "ci".) 3. 《礼记·曲礼》：长者赐，少者贱者不敢辞。 (From "Liji": The elder grants but the younger or the lowly dare not decline.) 4. 《乐府诗集·木兰诗》：策勋十二转，赏赐百千强。 (From "Yuefu": Granting rewards and titles after twelve achievements.) 5. 刘向《列女传·赵将括母》：大王及宗室所赐币帛，尽以与军吏、士大夫。 (From "Lienü Zhuan": The rewards given to officials by the king and the royal family were fully given to military officers and scholars.) 6. 《左传》：若从君惠而免之，三年将拜君赐。 (From "Zuozhuan": If freed by the lord's favor, one will be conferred after three years.) 例 又如:赐光(赏脸，赏光);赐环(将放逐之臣赦罪召还);赐第(皇上敕建的府第);赐田(君主所赐予的田地);赐官(赐予设置家臣以治家邑的权力) (Other examples: "ci guang" (to be honored), "ci huan" (to grant pardon to exiled subjects), "ci di" (imperial decree to construct a residence), "ci tian" (land granted by the ruler), "ci guan" (to confer titles of office).) 请给 如:赐函;赐示 (Examples: "ci han" (to give a letter); "ci shi" (to grant notice).)