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The character 施 (shī) is commonly used in Chinese to mean "apply," "carry out," "give (alms)," or "bestow/grant." It often appears in contexts related to actions, such as applying a method, implementing a plan, or giving help to others.
For instance, in the context of helping someone, you might say 布施 (bùshī), which means "to give alms."
Another common usage is in the phrase 施行 (shīxíng), which means "to implement" or "to carry out," often used in relation to policies or laws.
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