"Shi" has no traditional Chinese characters, and "Shi" is an inherited word.
Pronunciation of "yes": [shi]
Definition:
It means explanation or classification: he ~ worker. Author of The True Story of Ah Q ~ Lu Xun.
means to exist: covered in sweat.
It means to admit what you said, and then turn to the right meaning, which means "although": poetry ~ good poetry is just too long.
indicates the right time.
means any: any ~. ~ he is willing to do any work.
Used in question: Has he left?
emphasis means "really" and "really": the weather is cold.
yes, reasonable, as opposed to "not": ~ not. He said ~. Seek truth from facts.
think it's right: ~ the past is not the present. Go your own way. Deep ~ its words.
to promise or agree (just say "yes"): ~, I'll go.
this, this: ~ day. ~ I can bear it, but I can't bear it. Everywhere ~.
auxiliary words, indicating the object of action in advance, only do this: only you ask. Only profit ~ figure.
last name.
sentence making:
duplicity [k ǒ u sh? x ? n f ē i]: I speak very well in my mouth, but I think another way. Speak with one's heart.
for example, the teacher said that you should not be duplicitous in doing things.
seeking truth from facts [shí shì qiú shì]: it refers to exploring the internal relations of things and the regularity of their development from the actual object, and understanding the essence of things. Usually refers to doing things according to the actual situation.
for example, learn from the past and seek truth from facts.
things are different from people [wù shì rén fēi]: things are still the original things, but people are not the original people. It is often used to express that things have changed. So I miss my old friend.
for example, things are people who don't rest, and tears flow first when they want to talk.
nothing [y and w ú sh ù ch ù]: nothing is right or good.
For example, we should look at the problem comprehensively and divide it into two parts, and don't think people are useless just because they have shortcomings.
everywhere [bǐ bǐ jiē shì]:? Everywhere, description is extremely common.
For example, from the imperial court to the grass fields, it can be found everywhere.
Clear distinction between right and wrong [sh ēēēē n mí ng]: Right and wrong are very clear.
for example, he always knows right from wrong when dealing with problems.
stir up trouble [rě shì shēng fēi]: stir up trouble and cause disputes.
For example, if students are not satisfied with their teaching, they often make trouble at school and often make trouble outside school.
do as you are told [wé i m ō ng sh ō có ng]: obey if you are ordered, and dare not disobey at all.
For example, you can't live here unless you are obedient and obedient to the Lord.