祭
Từ chứa chữ “祭”
- 祭祀jì sìHSK 7–9
cúng tế; thờ cúng; tế lễ
- 祭奠jì diànHSK 7–9
cúng tế; tưởng niệm; làm lễ truy điệu
- 祭仪祭儀jì yí
sacrificial ceremony; sacrificial offering
- 祭典jì diǎn
sacrificial ceremony; religious festival
- 祭出jì chū
to brandish (a figurative weapon, i.e. some measure intended to deal with the situation); to resort to (some tactic)
- 祭司jì sī
priest
- 祭司权术祭司權術jì sī quán shù
priestcraft
- 祭品jì pǐn
offering
- 祭器jì qì
ritual dishes; sacrificial vessels
- 祭坛祭壇jì tán
altar
- 祭孔jì Kǒng
to offer sacrifices to Confucius
- 祭吊祭弔jì diào
to mourn and offer prayers
- 祭拜jì bài
to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors)
- 祭文jì wén
funeral oration; eulogy; elegiac address
- 祭灶jì zào
to offer sacrifices to the kitchen god
- 祭物jì wù
sacrifices
- 祭牲jì shēng
sacrificial animal
- 祭祖jì zǔ
to offer sacrifices to one's ancestors
- 祭礼祭禮jì lǐ
sacrificial offerings; worship; religious rite
- 祭赛祭賽jì sài
to give sacrifice
Ví dụ
祭祀结束之后，天就晴了。
jì sì jié shù zhī hòu tiān jiù qíng liào
The sky cleared up after the ritual was over.
燔柴祭天是一种古老的仪式。
fán Chái Zhài tiān shì yī zhǒng gǔ lǎo de yí shì
The Heavenly Timber Immolation is a kind of ancient ritual.
京都以它的祭坛和寺院而闻名。
Jīng dū yǐ tā de jì tán hé sì yuàn ér wén míng
Kyoto is famous for its shrines and temples.