bié
Radical 18 · 7 strokes

don't ...!

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MEANING9 meanings

MEANING

  1. adverb

    don't ...!

    用来表示禁止或阻止做某事yònglái biǎoshì jìnzhǐ huò zǔzhǐ zuò mǒu shì

    • Don't talk!

    • Don't forget to bring your keys!

    + 5 more examples for this meaning
    • Don't let the dog in.

    • Don't let the dog in.

    • Don't let the dog in.

    • Stop arguing with him.

    • I was just messing around with you earlier, don't take it seriously.

  2. adjective

    (bound form) other; another; different

    不同的;另外的bù tóng de;lìng wài de

    • This is a different matter.

    • Do you have any other options?

  3. verb

    to leave; to part (from)

    离开;和别人分开líkāi;hé biéren fēnkāi

    • We've parted ways.

    • When leaving his hometown, he couldn't hold back his tears.

  4. verb

    (dialect) to turn away; to turn aside; to avert (one's face, gaze etc)

    转身离开或躲避zhuǎnshēn líkāi huòzhǐ huǐ

    • He turned his face away.

    • She turned her face away, not wanting him to see her crying.

  5. verb

    to fasten with a pin or clip

    用夹子或别针固定东西yòng jiāzi huò biézhēn gùdìng dōngxi

    • She wore a beautiful brooch pinned to her chest.

    • He pinned his documents to his shirt pocket.

  6. verb

    to stick in; to insert (in order to hinder movement)

    用力插进去,阻挡或妨碍yònglì chājìnqu, zǔdǎng huò fángài

    • He pinned the flower in his hair.

    • He clipped his keys to his belt.

  7. verb

    (literary) to differentiate; to distinguish

    分辨不同的差别fēnbiàn búxiòng de chābiè

    • Please stop joking around.

    • He can tell truth from falsehood and never easily believes rumors.

  8. noun

    (noun suffix) category (as in 性別|性别[xing4 bie2], 派別|派别[pai4 bie2])

    种类;分组zhǒnglèi;fēnzǔ

    • What is your gender?

    • This competition is held separately by age group.

  9. noun

    surname Bie

    姓氏,一个人的家族名称xìngshì、yī ge rén de jiāzú míngchèng

    • Mr. Bie is a new client of our company.

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