接
to connect, to join; to receive, to meet, to answer the phone; to receive; to answer (the phone); to meet or welcome sb; to connect; to catch; to join
- Strokes
- 11
- Pinyin
- jiē
Parts
Words with 接
- 交接jiāo jiē · jiaojie(of two things) to come into contact; to meet; to hand over to
- 剪接jiǎn jiē · jianjieto edit (raw footage: film, video, audio etc); (genetics) to splice
- 割接gē jiē · gejie(network) cutover; (system) migration
- 反接fǎn jiē · fanjietrussed; with hands tied behind the back
- 地接dì jiē · dijielocal guide; tour escort
- 嫁接jià jiē · jiajieto graft (a branch or bud onto a rootstock)
- 密接mì jiē · mijieadjacent; in close proximity; (epidemiology) close contact (abbr. for 密切接觸者|密切接触者[mi4 qie4 jie1 chu4 zhe3])
- 对接duì jiē · duijieto join up; to dock; a joint (between components)
- 延接yán jiē · yanjieto receive sb
- 应接yìng jiē · yingjieto attend to; to deal with
- 承接chéng jiē · chengjieto receive; to accept; to carry on
- 拒接jù jiē · jujieto reject; to refuse to take a call
- 招接zhāo jiē · zhaojieto receive (guests, clients); to interact socially with
- 拼接pīn jiē · pinjieto put together; to join
- 接上jiē shàng · jieshangto connect (a cable etc); to hook up (a device); to resume (a conversation)
- 接下jiē xià · jiexiato take on (a responsibility)
- 接人jiē rén · jierento meet a person
- 接任jiē rèn · jierento take over (as minister, manager etc)
- 接住jiē zhù · jiezhuto catch (sth thrown etc); to receive (sth given); to accept
- 接入jiē rù · jieruto access (a network); to insert (a plug) into (a socket)
- 接到jiē dào · jiedaoto receive (letter etc)
- 接力jiē lì · jielirelay
- 接受jiē shòu · jieshouto accept (a suggestion, punishment, bribe etc); to acquiesce
- 接口jiē kǒu · jiekouinterface; port; connector
- 接合jiē hé · jieheto connect; to join; to assemble
- 接吻jiē wěn · jiewento kiss
- 接单jiē dān · jiedanto take a customer's order; (of a taxi driver) to accept a booking; (of a delivery rider) to accept a delivery job
- 接地jiē dì · jiediearth (electric connection); to earth
- 接壤jiē rǎng · jierangto border on
- 接客jiē kè · jieketo receive guests; to receive patrons (of prostitutes)