修飾

修

xiu̅

饰

飾

shì

to decorate / to adorn / to dress up / to polish (a written piece) / to qualify or modify (grammar)

Characters and words in 修飾

修

xiu̅ = xi + ou1

surname Xiu

修 = 彡 + 攸 : In front of the outhouse Marie Curie tries to repair her binoculars. She's been working on it for such a long time that she already grew a long Santa Claus beard.

修

xiu̅ = xi + ou1

to decorate / to embellish / to repair / to build / to write / to cultivate / to study / to take (a class)

修 = 彡 + 攸 : In front of the outhouse Marie Curie tries to repair her binoculars. She's been working on it for such a long time that she already grew a long Santa Claus beard.

修

脩

xiu̅ = xi + ou1

variant of 修[xiu1]

修 = 彡 + 攸 : In front of the outhouse Marie Curie tries to repair her binoculars. She's been working on it for such a long time that she already grew a long Santa Claus beard.

饰

飾

shì = sh + Ø4

decoration / ornament / to decorate / to adorn / to hide / to conceal (a fault) / excuse (to hide a fault) / to play a role (in opera) / to impersonate

饰 = 布 + 饣 : Sherlock Holmes (sh) has been hiding in the space station's bathroom (Ø4) to find out who has been smearing ornaments (饰) to the walls. One night he finally observes an intruder masked with an eye mask (布) smearing greasy lines on the wall using a Chinese cruller (饣).