熟识
shú shi
Pinyin

Definition

熟识
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shú shi
  1. to be well acquainted with
  2. to know well

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

chéng shú
  1. 1 mature
  2. 2 ripe
  3. 3 to mature
  4. 4 to ripen
  5. 5 Taiwan pr. [chéng shóu]
shú
  1. 1 cooked (of food)
  2. 2 ripe (of fruit)
  3. 3 mature (of seeds)
  4. 4 familiar
  5. 5 skilled
  6. 6 done
  7. 7 also pr. [shóu]
shú xī
  1. 1 to be familiar with
  2. 2 to know well
cuī shú
  1. 1 to promote ripening of fruit
zǎo shú
  1. 1 precocious
  2. 2 early-maturing
zhǔ shóu
  1. 1 to boil thoroughly
  2. 2 to cook thoroughly
shú rén
  1. 1 acquaintance
  2. 2 friend
shú shuì
  1. 1 asleep
  2. 2 sleeping soundly
shú liàn
  1. 1 practiced
  2. 2 proficient
  3. 3 skilled
  4. 4 skillful
yǎn shú
  1. 1 familiar-looking
  2. 2 to seem familiar
bàn shēng bù shóu
  1. 1 underripe
  2. 2 half-cooked
  3. 3 (fig.) not mastered (of a technique)
  4. 4 clumsy
  5. 5 halting
xián shú
  1. 1 adept
  2. 2 skilled
Cháng shú
  1. 1 Changshu county level city in Suzhou 蘇州|苏州[Sū zhōu], Jiangsu
Cháng shú Shì
  1. 1 Changshu county level city in Suzhou 蘇州|苏州[Sū zhōu], Jiangsu
wèi shú
  1. 1 unripe
shēn sī shú lu:4
  1. 1 mature reflection
  2. 2 after careful deliberations
hùn shóu
  1. 1 to get familiar with
gǔn guā làn shú
  1. 1 lit. ripe as a melon that rolls from its vine (idiom); fig. to know fluently
  2. 2 to know sth inside out
  3. 3 to know sth by heart
shú huà
  1. 1 to cure
  2. 2 to mature
shú dì
  1. 1 cultivated land
  2. 2 in Chinese medicine, preparation from rhizome of Chinese foxglove (Rehmannia glutinosa)

Idioms (11)

一回生二回熟
yī huí shēng èr huí shú
  1. 1 unfamiliar at first, but well accustomed soon enough (idiom)
滚瓜烂熟
gǔn guā làn shú
  1. 1 lit. ripe as a melon that rolls from its vine (idiom); fig. to know fluently
  2. 2 to know sth inside out
  3. 3 to know sth by heart
熟能生巧
shú néng shēng qiǎo
  1. 1 with familiarity you learn the trick (idiom); practice makes perfect
熟语
shú yǔ
  1. 1 idiom
瓜熟蒂落
guā shú dì luò
  1. 1 when the melon is ripe, it falls (idiom); problems sort themselves out in the fullness of time
生米做成熟饭
shēng mǐ zuò chéng shú fàn
  1. 1 lit. the raw rice is now cooked (idiom); fig. it is done and can't be changed
  2. 2 It's too late to change anything now.
  3. 3 also written 生米煮成熟飯|生米煮成熟饭
生米煮成熟饭
shēng mǐ zhǔ chéng shú fàn
  1. 1 the rice is cooked
  2. 2 what's done is done
  3. 3 it's too late to change anything now (idiom)
生米熟饭
shēng mǐ shú fàn
  1. 1 abbr. for 生米煮成熟飯|生米煮成熟饭, lit. the raw rice is now cooked (idiom); fig. it is done and can't be changed
  2. 2 It's too late to change anything now.
耳熟能详
ěr shú néng xiáng
  1. 1 what's frequently heard can be repeated in detail (idiom)
轻车熟路
qīng chē shú lù
  1. 1 lit. to drive a lightweight chariot on a familiar road (idiom)
  2. 2 fig. to do sth routinely and with ease
  3. 3 a walk in the park
驾轻就熟
jià qīng jiù shú
  1. 1 lit. an easy drive on a familiar path (idiom); fig. experience makes progress easy
  2. 2 a task that is so familiar one can do it with one's hand tied behind one's back

Sample Sentences

到南京时,有朋友约去游逛,勾留了一日;第二日上午便须渡江到浦口,下午上车北去。父亲因为事忙,本已说定不送我,叫旅馆里一个熟识的茶房陪我同去。他再三嘱咐茶房,甚是仔细。但他终于不放心,怕茶房不妥帖;颇踌躇了一会。其实我那年已二十岁,北京已来往过两三次,是没有甚么要紧的了。他踌躇了一会,终于决定还是自己送我去。我两三回劝他不必去;他只说,“不要紧,他们去不好!”
dào Nánjīng shí ,yǒu péngyou yuē qù yóuguàng ,gōuliú le yī rì ;dì èr rì shàngwǔ biàn xū dù jiāng dào pǔkǒu ,xiàwǔ shàngchē běiqù 。fùqin yīnwèi shì máng ,běn yǐ shuō dìng bú sòng wǒ ,jiào lǚguǎn lǐ yī gè shúshí de cháfáng péi wǒ tóng qù 。tā zàisān zhǔfù cháfáng ,shèn shì zǐxì 。dàn tā zhōngyú bù fàngxīn ,pà cháfáng bù tuǒtiē ;pō chóuchú le yīhuì 。qíshí wǒ nà nián yǐ èrshí suì ,Běijīng yǐ láiwǎng guò liǎng sān cì ,shì méiyǒu shènma yàojǐn de le 。tā chóuchú le yīhuì ,zhōngyú decision háishì zìjǐ sòng wǒ qù 。wǒ liǎng sān huí quàn tā búbì qù ;tā zhī shuō ,“bùyàojǐn ,tāmen qù bù hǎo !”
When we got to Nanjing, a friend showed us around and we stayed for a day. The next morning I had to take the ferry to Pukou so that I could catch the afternoon train to Beijing. My father had business to attended to so we had decided that there was no need for him to see me off. Yet he still asked a waiter he knew from the teahouse to go with me. He gave his detailed instructions to the waiter again and again. Yet, he still felt uneasy, worried that the waiter wouldn't do the job properly. He mulled over the situation, still unsure of what to do. I was actually already twenty that year, and I'd already travelled back and forth to Beijing quite few time, there really wasn't anything to worry about. Yet, he was still hesitating over what to do. Finally, he decided that he would see me off himself. I tried to tell him several times that he didn't need to come. He just kept saying: "no bother, it's no good them going".
所以有人提倡网路实名制,但我觉得既然在大家彼此熟识的校园里,都会发生霸凌事件,记不记名应该没有很大的差别吧?
suǒyǐ yǒurén tíchàng wǎnglù shímíngzhì ,dàn wǒ juéde jìrán zài dàjiā bǐcǐ shúshí de xiàoyuán lǐ ,dōuhuì fāshēng bàlíng shìjiàn ,jì bú jì míng yīnggāi méiyǒu hěndà de chābié ba ?
That's why some people are advocating for real-name verification online, but I think that even at a school where everyone knows each other well, bullying still happens, so whether or not people's real names are used won't make a lot of difference, will it?
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