Basic Meaning
v
Often used for tying hair, a belt, or other long or flexible items. It can be used metaphorically in some set phrases.
to tie up; to bind
捆;系。
Words:
束发束腰腰束皮带束手就擒
Synonyms:
Sentences:
- 她每天早上都把头发束成一个马尾。She ties her hair up into a ponytail every morning.
- 他的制服外面束着一条腰带。A belt is fastened around the outside of his uniform.
q
A measure word for things tied or gathered together, like flowers, wires, or rays of light.
a bunch of; a bundle of; a sheaf of
用于捆在一起的东西。
Words:
花束
Sentences:
- 他送给她一束美丽的玫瑰花。He gave her a beautiful bunch of roses.
v
Describes limiting freedom, action, or development, e.g., 约束 (yuēshù) rules, 束缚 (shùfù) fetters. Can have a neutral or negative connotation.
to restrain; to restrict; to control
控制;限制。
Words:
管束约束束手束脚束缚拘束
Synonyms:
拘缚
Antonyms:
放纵
Sentences:
- 严格的校规会约束学生的行为。Strict school rules restrain students' behavior.
- 不要被旧观念束缚,要敢于尝试。Don't be restricted by old ideas; be brave enough to try new things.
n
Often refers to a concentrated, beam-like form of energy, light, particles, or tied objects like flowers.
a beam; a bunch; a cluster (gathered in a long, narrow shape)
聚集成条状的东西。
Words:
光束花束激光束波束维管束
Sentences:
- 一束阳光透过窗户照进房间。A beam of sunlight shines through the window into the room.
- 物理老师用激光束演示光的特性。The physics teacher used a laser beam to demonstrate the properties of light.
Writing & Component
Radical木
Structuresingle
Stroke Count7
Strokes一丨𠃍一丨丿㇏
