稀饭
xī fàn
Pinyin

Definition

稀饭
 - 
xī fàn
  1. porridge
  2. gruel

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

稀罕
xī han
  1. 1 rare
  2. 2 uncommon
  3. 3 rarity
  4. 4 to value as a rarity
  5. 5 to cherish
  6. 6 Taiwan pr. [xī hǎn]
稀饭
xī fàn
  1. 1 porridge
  2. 2 gruel
依稀
yī xī
  1. 1 vaguely
  2. 2 dimly
  3. 3 probably
  4. 4 very likely
拉稀
lā xī
  1. 1 (coll.) to have diarrhea
  2. 2 to shrink back
  3. 3 to cower
稀
xī
  1. 1 rare
  2. 2 uncommon
  3. 3 watery
  4. 4 sparse
稀土
xī tǔ
  1. 1 rare earth (chemistry)
稀奇
xī qí
  1. 1 rare
  2. 2 strange
稀少
xī shǎo
  1. 1 sparse
  2. 2 rare
稀有
xī yǒu
  1. 1 uncommon
稀烂
xī làn
  1. 1 smashed up
  2. 2 broken into pieces
  3. 3 thoroughly mashed
  4. 4 pulpy
稀疏
xī shū
  1. 1 sparse
  2. 2 infrequent
  3. 3 thinly spread
稀缺
xī quē
  1. 1 scarce
  2. 2 scarcity
稀里糊涂
xī li hú tu
  1. 1 muddleheaded
  2. 2 careless
稀里哗啦
xī li huā lā
  1. 1 (onom.) rustling sound
  2. 2 sound of rain or of sth falling down
  3. 3 in disorder
  4. 4 completely smashed
  5. 5 badly battered
  6. 6 broken to pieces
稀释
xī shì
  1. 1 to dilute
古稀
gǔ xī
  1. 1 seventy years old
地广人稀
dì guǎng rén xī
  1. 1 vast, but sparsely populated
物以稀为贵
wù yǐ xī wéi guì
  1. 1 the rarer sth is, the greater its value (idiom)
珍稀
zhēn xī
  1. 1 rare
  2. 2 precious and uncommon
稀世
xī shì
  1. 1 rare

Idioms (2)

人烟稀少
rén yān xī shǎo
  1. 1 no sign of human habitation (idiom); desolate
物以稀为贵
wù yǐ xī wéi guì
  1. 1 the rarer sth is, the greater its value (idiom)

Sample Sentences

哦，是这个意思。我还以为是你吃稀饭不消化，呕出来了。那，这个“酱紫”是什么？
ō ，shì zhège yìsi 。wǒ hái yǐwéi shì nǐ chī xīfàn bù xiāohuà ，ǒu chūlai le 。nà ，zhège “jiàng zǐ ”shì shénme ？
Oh, is that what it means. I thought it meant you ate congee but didn't digest it, then threw it up. So what's this ``jiangzi?"
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不是，这些都是有道理的。很多是谐音，比如说“偶”是“我”的意思，“稀饭”就是“喜欢”。您看，我这里写的“偶稀饭”就是“我喜欢”。
bù shì ，zhèxiē dōu shì yǒu dàolǐ de 。hěn duō shì xiéyīn ，bǐrú shuō “ǒu ”shì “wǒ ”de yìsi ，“xīfàn ”jiùshì “xǐhuan ”。nín kàn ，wǒ zhèlǐ xiě de “ǒu xīfàn ”jiùshì “wǒ xǐhuan ”。
No, it all makes sense. A lot of it is similar pronunciation, like ``ou" meaning ``wo," and ``xifan" for ``xihuan." Look, where it says ``ou xifan" right here means ``wo xihuan."
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