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Meaning of 释

Pinyin shì

Radical

采

Strokes

Definition

explain / to release

Usage

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释 shì 1. 解说，说明。 (Explain, clarify) 2. 消除，消散。 (Eliminate, dissipate) 3. 放开，放下。 (Release, put down) 4. 佛教创始人释迦牟尼的简称，后泛指佛教。 (Abbreviated form of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, later generally refers to Buddhism.) 释 shì 动 (Verb) 本义: 脱掉，解下 (Original meaning: Take off; unfasten) 造字法: 形声。从采(biàn)，睪(yì)声。采，有辨别、分析义。 (Character construction: Pictophonetic, composed of "采" (to analyze) and the phonetic "睪".) 1. 同本义 (Take off; unfasten) 引: 《说文》：释，解也。从采，取其分别物也。睪声。 (From "Shuowen": Shì means to unfasten. From "采", meaning to analyze and distinguish objects. Phonetic "睪".) 2. 解释 (Explain) 3. 释放;赦免 (Release; pardon) 4. 舍弃;抛弃 (Give up; abandon) 5. 放下;放开 (Put down; release) 6. 消失 (Disappear) 7. 溶化;消融 (Melt) 8. 泡在水里或其他液体里 (Soak in water or other liquids) 9. 发，射出 (Shoot out) 10. 解除;免除 (Remove; avoid; get rid of) 11. 淘米 (Wash rice) 释 shì 名 (Noun) 中国佛教用作释迦牟尼的简称 (Abbreviated form of Sakyamuni in Chinese Buddhism) 是佛陀的姓氏;自东晋以后，佛教出家人自称释子，对外人而言称释氏。 (It is the surname of the Buddha; after the Eastern Jin dynasty, Buddhist monks referred to themselves as "释子" and were addressed externally as "释氏".) 如: 释厄 (Difficulties encountered by Tang Seng) 释老 (Referring to Sakyamuni and Laozi, i.e., Buddhism and Daoism, also called "释道")

释放 shì fàng

to release / to set free / to liberate (a prisoner) / to discharge

注释 zhù shì

marginal notes / annotation / to annotate / to add comments to text

稀释 xī shì

to dilute

获释 huò shì

freed (from prison) / to obtain release

诠释 quán shì

to interpret / to comment and explain / to annotate / to perform (i.e. interpret a theatrical role) / to decode / interpretation / annotation

解释 jiě shì

explanation / to explain / to interpret / to resolve / CL:個|个[ge4]

阐释 chǎn shì

to explain / to expound / to interpret / elucidation

释然 shì rán

relieved / at ease / feel relieved

如释重负 rú shì zhòng fù

as if relieved from a burden (idiom) / to have a weight off one's mind

爱不释手 ài bù shì shǒu

to love sth too much to part with it (idiom); to fondle admiringly

消释 xiāo shì

to dispel (doubts) / to clear up (misunderstanding)

释疑 shì yí

to dispel doubts / to clear up difficulties

保释 bǎo shì

to release on bail / to bail

释读 shì dú

to read and interpret ancient texts / to decipher

假释 jiǎ shì

parole

解释性 jiě shì xìng

explanatory / interpretative

开释 kāi shì

to release (a prisoner)

解释学 jiě shì xué

hermeneutic

冰释 bīng shì

to dispel (enmity, misunderstandings etc) / to vanish (of misgivings, differences of opinion) / thaw (in relations)

校释 xiào shì

to collate and annotate / (on book titles) collated and annotated