釋 (shì)
to explain; to release
How 釋 is written
- Strokes
- 20
- Radical
- 釆 — distinguish/choose
- Traditional
- 釋
- Simplified
- 释
Common words using 釋
- 解釋 jiěshì
- explanation; to explain; to interpret
- 釋放 shìfàng
- to release; to set free; to liberate (a prisoner)
- 稀釋 xīshì
- to dilute
- 詮釋 quánshì
- to interpret; to comment and explain; to annotate
- 釋懷 shìhuái
- to release (tension); relief (from suspense); to dispel (usu. with negative, unable to forget)
- 釋手 shìshǒu
- to let go; to loosen one's grip; to put sth down
- 釋然 shìrán
- relieved; at ease; feel relieved
- 保釋 bǎoshì
- release on bail; bail
- 假釋 jiǎshì
- parole
- 冰釋 bīngshì
- to dispel (enmity, misunderstandings etc); to vanish (or misgivings, differences of opinion); thaw (in relations)
- 愛不釋手 àibùshìshǒu
- to love sth too much to part with it (idiom); to fondle admiringly
- 注釋 zhùshì
- marginal notes; annotation; to annotate
釋 in a sentence
請你解釋清楚。
Qǐng nǐ jiěshì qīngchǔ.
“Please explain clearly.”
How common is 釋?
釋 is the 811th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 85.6% of all running text.
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