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Certainly! The Chinese character 结 (jié) has several meanings and can be associated with various synonyms depending on the context. Here are some synonyms that relate to the meanings you provided:
1. 成 (chéng) - This character means "to become" or "to form." It can be used in contexts where something is being formed or completed, similar to 结 (jié) when it relates to forming a relationship or concluding something.
2. 结成 (jié chéng) - This phrase combines 结 (jié) and 成 (chéng) and specifically means "to form" or "to establish." It is often used in the context of forming relationships or alliances.
3. 缔结 (dì jié) - This term means "to conclude" or "to establish," especially in formal contexts, such as treaties or agreements. It emphasizes the act of tying or knotting together different parties or entities.
ific usage and connotation, but they all relate to aspects of forming, concluding, or connecting, akin to the meaning of 结 (jié).
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We have added the suggested phrase to our dictionary. Updates are available online on our website, they will appear in the app with the next update.
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It's added: 结对 / 結對 [jie2 dui4] , (phr) to find a partner, to form a pair
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结 can be used to describe the formation of a relationship between two people. For example, 他们结了婚 (tāmen jié le hūn) means "they got married". It can also be used to describe the formation of a knot, for example, 我把绳子结了个结 (wǒ bǎ shéngzi jié le gè jié) means "I tied a knot in the rope".
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