Chinese Character: 债 (zhài - Debt)
Radical: 贝 (shell, representing money in ancient times)
Stroke Count: 10
Character Decomposition: 贝 + 责 (money + demand, meaning the demand for money, i.e., debt)
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Pinyin: zhài (fourth tone)
债 refers to the money that one owes to another. It can also be used metaphorically to describe other kinds of obligations. The character '债' means the money that one owes to another, and can also be used metaphorically for other obligations.
债 is mainly used as a noun. It can be combined with other words to form compound nouns related to debt. '债' is mainly used as a noun and can be combined with other words to form compound nouns related to debt.
In Chinese culture, having a debt is generally considered a responsibility that should be fulfilled in time. There are also many sayings and stories related to debt. In Chinese culture, having a debt is generally regarded as a responsibility that should be fulfilled in a timely manner, and there are many sayings and stories related to debt.
他为了创业欠了很多债。(Tā wèi le chuàng yè qiàn le hěn duō zhài.) - He owed a lot of debts in order to start his business.
You can remember 债 by thinking that the '贝' radical is related to money, and '责' implies a demand, so together it means the demand for money, which is debt. You can remember '债' by associating the '贝' radical with money and '责' with a demand, so together they represent the demand for money, i.e., debt.