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击
jī
Verb
1. To strike, or to perform an action similar to striking.
Example: 敲打 (to beat), 击鼓 (to strike a drum), 击中 (to hit), 击破 (to break), 击毙 (to kill), 击水 (a. to slap the water surface; b. to refer to swimming), 旁敲侧击 (to insinuate).
2. To attack.
Example: 击败 (to defeat), 击毁 (to destroy), 打击 (to hit), 声东击西 (to divert attention).
3. To bump or come into contact with.
Example: 撞击 (to collide), 目击 (to witness), 肩摩毂击 (to jostle shoulder to shoulder; figuratively refers to a crowded, bustling place).
4. To kill; to slaughter.
Example: 击斩 (to behead), 击鲜 (to slaughter animals for food).
5. Other examples include:
- 击壤 (legend has it that during Emperor Yao's time, an old man would strike the ground and sing about working from dawn to dusk, metaphorically referencing a time of peace): "日出而作,日入而息,凿井而饮,耕田而食" (Work when the sun rises, rest when it sets, dig wells for drinking water, and farm for food).
- 击节 (to clap in rhythm), 击鞠 (to strike a ball).
Meaning summary:
1. Same as original meaning (beat; hit; strike).
2. Assault; attack.
3. Come in contact with; bump into.
4. Kill; slaughter.
5. Examples: 击斩 (beheading); 击鲜 (slaughtering animals for food).
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