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The term 知己 (zhī jǐ) refers to someone who truly understands or knows you well, often implying a deep, intimate friendship where both parties are closely aligned in thoughts and feelings.
Synonyms:
1. 朋友 (péng you) - This means "friend" and can refer to a general friend, though it does not carry the same depth of understanding as 知己 (zhī jǐ).
2. 知音 (zhī yīn) - This term translates to "someone who understands your music" and metaphorically refers to a person who understands you deeply, particularly in emotional or artistic contexts.
Antonyms:
1. 陌生人 (mò shēng rén) - This means "stranger," referring to someone who does not know you or your inner self at all, making it the opposite of the intimacy implied by 知己 (zhī jǐ).
2. 敌人 (dí rén) - This means "enemy," indicating someone who is in opposition to you, contrasting sharply with the closeness and understanding associated with 知己 (zhī jǐ).
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In everyday conversations, 知己 (zhī jǐ) is commonly used to refer to someone who knows you well and with whom you have a close and intimate relationship. It can also refer to a close friend or confidant.
For example, you might say "他是我的知己" (tā shì wǒ de zhī jǐ) which means "He is my intimate friend".
In Chinese culture, having a 知己 (zhī jǐ) is highly valued as it is seen as someone who truly understands and supports you. It is often used to describe a deep and meaningful friendship.
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