肈 (zhào) - To begin, to initiate, to create & to cause, to bring about
肈 · zhào
To begin, to initiate, to create;
to cause, to bring about;
to violate, to offend.
To begin, to initiate, to createto cause, to bring aboutto violate, to offend.
Usage highlights
to begin, to initiateto cause troubleto create, to foundto bring aboutto start, to commenceto offend, to violate
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The company was founded (公司肈始) in 1990.
- This event caused (肈因) a major change.
- He was punished for violating (肈祸) the law.
- The new policy was initiated (肈端) last month.
Collocations
- to begin, to initiate(肈始)
- to cause trouble(肈祸)
- to create, to found(肈建)
- to bring about(肈因)
- to start, to commence(肈端)
- to offend, to violate(肈衅)
Idioms
- To initiate great undertakings(肈造丕基)
- To create and establish(肈建邦家)
- To start trouble and cause disaster(肈衅生祸)
Cultural background
FAQ- A classical character with formal and literary connotations, often used in historical or official contexts.
- Frequently appears in classical texts and historical documents referring to the founding of dynasties or institutions.
- Carries a sense of gravitas and significance, implying the beginning of something important or foundational.