Chinese two-character words, meaning firmly or indeed
- [yìng shì] discuss
Chinese two-character words, meaning firmly or indeed
- Name
- Just
- Pinyin
- yìngshì
- Definition
- Indeed yes; really
- Relevant information
- Unproblematic Issues
Word : simply
Pinyin : yìngshì
Basic explanation
1. [literally; actually]: indeed; really
So hard
2. [simply; just]: Resolutely
He just wanted to go
explain in detail
1. Indeed it is; really it is.
Lao She's "No Problem": "Are you from Guangyuan? Folks! I really want it!"
2. Yes, yes.
Zhou Erfu's Fourth Morning of Shanghai: "Yeah, I said the same, they just don't think about it, you look irritating and not irritating!" "Flower City" No. 6 of 1981: "Fate is absolutely Teasing people, it just uncovers the things buried deep in memory.
3. Barely.
Ru Zhijuan, "Aunt Guan": "I just woke myself up from my sweet sleep. I didn't know how long I slept. When I saw the lights went out, there was no movement outside the hospital, and the rain stopped when I knew it. Quiet silence. "
