纸纸
Basic Meaning
n
Papermaking is one of the Four Great Inventions of ancient China. Refers broadly to sheets of paper for writing, printing, or crafting. Can be combined with adjectives for different types (e.g., 白纸, 彩纸).
paper (a material, usually made from plant fibers).
纸张，多用植物纤维制成。造纸术是我国古代四大发明之一，起源很早，东汉时蔡伦曾加以改进。
Words:
Sentences:
- 请给我一张白纸，我要写东西。Please give me a piece of white paper, I want to write something.
- 这些彩纸很漂亮，很适合做手工。This colored paper is very beautiful and perfect for crafts.
q
Used to count sheets, letters, or official documents. Often used in formal or bureaucratic contexts (e.g., 一纸公文).
classifier for documents, letters, or official papers.
量词，用于指文件书信的张数。
Words:
一纸空文一纸禁令一纸公文
Synonyms:
Sentences:
- 他收到了一纸公文，通知他下周去开会。He received an official document notifying him to attend a meeting next week.
- 这项规定如果只有一纸空文，大家就不会遵守。If this rule is just a worthless piece of paper, no one will follow it.
n
特指在祭祀、丧葬等场合焚烧的纸钱、冥纸等物品。
(specifically) joss paper; spirit money; paper items burned as offerings to the dead.
特指迷信用的纸钱等。
Words:
纸钱冥纸纸币纸宝纸铜钱
Sentences:
- 清明节，很多人会去墓地烧纸钱。On Tomb-Sweeping Day, many people go to the gravesite to burn joss paper.
Writing & Component
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Stroke Count7
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