誡 (jiè) - To warn, admonish, or exhort & to give a warning or cautionary advice.
誡 · jiè
To warn, admonish, or exhort;
to give a warning or cautionary advice.
To warn, admonish, or exhortto give a warning or cautionary advice.
Usage highlights
To warnTo admonishA warningCommandmentAdmonitionTo exhort
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The teacher admonished the students (老师告诫学生).
- He gave me a stern warning (他给我一个严厉的诫告).
- Parents often exhort their children (父母常常劝诫孩子).
- The commandment is a divine warning (诫命是一种神圣的告诫).
Collocations
- To warn(告诫)
- To admonish(劝诫)
- A warning(诫告)
- Commandment(诫命)
- Admonition(规诫)
- To exhort(训诫)
Idioms
- A warning to the world(诫世)
- Admonishing the emperor(诫帝)
- Warnings from the past(前车之鉴,后车之诫)
Cultural background
FAQ- Often used in moral and ethical contexts, such as parental guidance or religious commandments.
- Appears in classical texts and religious scriptures, emphasizing the importance of heeding advice and warnings.
- The character reflects the value placed on learning from others' experiences and avoiding past mistakes.