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  ci4   jyutping
  ci2   pinyin
[n] [1] diction; phraseology; expression [2] a type of classical Chinese literature or poetry
[v] [1] shirk; evade; decline [2] resign; dismiss; discharge [3] take leave; part from; bid adieu


nounAdditional PoS: verb
Stroke count: 19
Level: 3
Radical: (#160)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
辭 / 辞

This word has been viewed 7997 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 8th Jul 2009 20:46

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detail  ci4 zik1  ci2 zhi2 = to resign
detail  ci4 din2  ci2 dian3 = word/component dictionary
detail  bat1 ci4 ji4 bit6  bu4 ci2 er2 bie2 = to leave without saying goodbye
detail  zi3 ci4  zhi4 ci2 = variant form of 致詞 (common formation)
detail  teoi1 ci4  tui1 ci2 = to decline (an invitation, appointment, etc.); to reject
detail  gou3 ci4   = to take leave of
detail  ci4 heoi3   = resign
detail  cing2 ci4  qing3 ci2 = abdicate; quit
detail  ci4 gung1  ci2 gong1 = to discharge, dismiss, quit job, resign
detail  ci4 zo2  ci2 zuo3 = to fire; have someone sacked
detail  bat1 ci4 san1 fu2  bu4 ci2 xin1 ku3 = make nothing of hardships
detail  sau1 ci4  xiu1 ci2 = rhetoric
detail  ji6 bat1 jung4 ci4   = to be duty-bound
detail  din6 zi2 ci4 din2  dian4 zi3 ci2 dian3 = an electronic dictionary
detail  zau6 zan1 ci4 din2  xiu4 zhen1 ci2 dian3 = pocket-sized dictionary
detail  dou6 ci4  dao4 ci2 = [n] memorial speech, eulogy (variant of 悼詞)
detail  buk1 ci4  bu3 ci2 = oracle inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty (16th-11th century BC) on tortoiseshells or animal bones
detail  oi1 ci4  ai1 ci2 = lament
detail  sau1 ci4 hok6  xiu1 ci2 xue2 = rhetoric (the study of)
detail  ci4 din2 gei1  ci2 dian3 ji1 = an electronic dictionary
detail  ci4 diu6  ci2 diao4 = to resign; to chuck
detail  zo6 jyu5 ci4   = sentence final particles; ending sound of the last syllable of a word
detail  ci4 hang4   = to say good bye before a long trip
detail  ci4 gun1  ci2 guan1 = to resign a government post
detail  ci4 hon6  ci2 han4 = book, written composition (lit., "penned words")
detail  gwaa3 ci4  gua4 ci2 = hexagram statement
detail  sau1 ci4 hok6 gaau3 si1  xiu1 ci2 xue2 jiao1 shi1 = rhetor (a master or teacher of rhetoric) (common formation)
detail  ci4 sai3  ci2 shi4 = to depart from this life (euphemism for "to die"); to pass away
detail  ci4 ze6  ci2 xie4 = to politely decline with a word of thanks; reject with thanks
detail  jan3 gau3 ci4 zik1  yin3 jiu4 ci2 zhi2 = to take the blame upon oneself and resign
detail  han2 ci4  ken3 ci2 = decline with sincere thanks; sense of modesty and yielding
detail  ci4 jyun4  ci2 yuan2 = Ciyuan, a Chinese/Chinese dictionary
detail  ci4 hoi2  ci2 hai3 = Cihai, a Chinese/Chinese dictionary
detail  jyu5 sai3 coeng4 ci4  yu3 shi4 chang2 ci2 = to permanently depart from this world; decease; die
detail  fu6 tong1 dou6 fo2, zoi6 so2 bat1 ci4  fu4 tang1 dao3 huo3, zai4 suo3 bu4 ci2 = won't flinch from any dangerous task

Showing all 3 examples containing 辭
detail audio 引咎辭職
Uncle Gaai took the blame for the mistake and resigned from work.
detail 豈能不辭而別
How could you leave without saying goodbye?
detail 辭謝紅包
Politely refuse an offer for a red envelope

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: This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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