Chinese Character: 致 (zhì) - Send; Reach; Cause
Radical: 至 (The radical "至" represents reaching, which is related to the meaning of "致")
Stroke Count: 10
Character Decomposition: 至 + 攵 (The left part "至" implies reaching, and the right part "攵" is often related to actions, together forming "致" which has meanings like sending or causing)
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Pinyin: zhì (Fourth tone)
致 can mean to send, to reach, to cause, or to express. For example, "致信" means to send a letter, "导致" means to cause. The character "致" can be translated as "send", "reach", "cause", or "express". For instance, "致信" means "send a letter", and "导致" means "cause".
致 is often used as a verb. It can be followed by an object to express an action of sending, reaching, or causing. For example, "致某人一封信" (send someone a letter). "致" is commonly used as a verb. It can be followed by an object to indicate an action of sending, reaching, or causing. For example, "致某人一封信" means "send someone a letter".
In Chinese culture, 致 is often used in formal or respectful contexts, such as "致敬" to show respect and "致谢" to express gratitude. In Chinese culture, "致" is frequently used in formal or respectful situations. For example, "致敬" is used to show respect, and "致谢" is used to express gratitude.
我们向英雄致敬。 We pay respects to the heroes. ("我们向英雄致敬。" literally means "We send respects to the heroes.")
You can remember 致 by thinking that the left part "至" means reaching, and with the right part "攵" representing an action, it forms the idea of taking action to reach a certain goal or send something. You can remember the character "致" by associating the left part "至" (meaning "reach") with the right part "攵" (indicating an action), which together convey the concept of taking action to reach a goal or send something.