How to write 稀, stroke by stroke
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What 稀 means
sparse; scattered; rare; uncommon; diluted; thin; watery; (bound form) sth liquid or of thin consistency (as in 绿豆稀 "sweet mung bean soup"); (bound form) totally; extremely (used with negative attributes, as in 稀糟 "utterly ruined")
Words with 稀
- 稀有xī yǒuuncommon; rare
- 稀罕xī hanrare; uncommon; rare thing; rarity; to value as a rarity; to cherish; Taiwan pr. [xi1han3]
- 稀奇xī qírare; strange
- 稀少xī shǎosparse; rare
- 稀释xī shìto dilute
- 稀巴烂xī bā lànsmashed up; broken into pieces
- 稀薄xī bóthin; rarefied
- 稀客xī kèinfrequent visitor
- 稀饭xī fànporridge; gruel; congee
- 依稀yī xīvaguely; dimly; probably; very likely
- 古稀gǔ xīseventy years old
- 和稀泥huò xī níto try to smooth things over; to paper over the issues; to gloss things over
稀 in a sentence
gāi guó yán jìn jìn kǒu xī yǒu yě shēng dòng wù 。
The importation of rare wild animals to this country is strictly prohibited.
wǒ yī xī jì de jiàn guò tā 。
I vaguely remember meeting him.
shù mù hěn xī shǎo 。
The trees were very scarce.
wǒ men dēng dé yù gāo ， kōng qì jiù yù xī bó 。
The higher we go up, the thinner the air becomes.
shān dǐng shàng kōng qì xī bó 。
The air is thin at the summit.