届 (jiè) - to arrive at (a point in time) & session
届 · jiè
to arrive at (a point in time);
session;
term;
period;
edition;
to fall due;
measure word for events, meetings, elections, etc.
to arrive at (a point in time)sessionterm
Usage highlights
session/termgraduating classeditionto fall duethis sessionprevious session
Usage & contexts
Examples
- This is the first session of the conference (第一届会议).
- The Olympic Games are held every four years (每四年举办一届奥运会).
- He graduated in the class of 2020 (他是2020届毕业生).
- The next edition of the book will be published next year (下一届书籍将在明年出版).
Collocations
- session/term(届)
- graduating class(届)
- edition(届)
- to fall due(届)
- this session(本届)
- previous session(上届)
Idioms
- No specific idioms with 届 as the key character, but it appears in phrases like 届时 (when the time comes) and 届满 (expiration of term).
Cultural background
FAQ- Used in academic contexts to denote graduating classes (e.g., 2020届毕业生).
- Common in political and organizational contexts for sessions or terms (e.g., 全国人民代表大会第X届).
- Appears in event naming for editions (e.g., 第X届奥运会).