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劝戒
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劝戒
勸戒
quànjiè
verb
Meanings
1
to admonish; to advise someone to give up a bad habit (variant of 劝诫)
Characters
劝
quàn
to advise; urge
戒
jiè
to warn against; abstain from
Examples
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EN
母亲
多次
劝戒
他
不要
喝酒
。
Mǔqīn duō cì quànjiè tā bú yào hē jiǔ.
His mother repeatedly urged him to stop drinking.
老师
劝戒
学生
远离
网络游戏
。
Lǎoshī quànjiè xuéshēng yuǎn lí wǎngluò yóuxì.
The teacher cautioned the students against online games.
Tips
usage
CC-CEDICT lists
劝戒
as a variant of
劝
诫
(quànjiè). Both mean 'to advise + to admonish/warn off,' but
劝
诫
is the form most current style guides recommend in modern writing.
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劝
quàn
戒
jiè
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劝
quàn
HSK 5
#3,260
to advise / to urge / to persuade
戒
jiè
HSK 5
#2,713
to guard against; to abstain from / to quit (a habit); to give up / ring (jewelry)
戒除
jièchú
#24,434
to quit / to give up (a bad habit) / to abstain from
劝酒
quànjiǔ
to urge someone to drink (alcohol) / to press drinks on sb
劝酒令
quànjiǔlìng
drinking game (used to urge others to drink) / toasting game
劝君更尽一杯酒
quànjūngèngjìnyībēijiǔ
let me urge you to drain one more cup of wine / (fig.) the classic Chinese farewell toast to a friend setting out on a long journey / (lit.) urge you further-exhaust one cup wine
我劝天公重抖擞
wǒquàntiāngōngchóngdǒusǒu
I urge the Lord of Heaven to rouse himself anew / a call for Heaven (i.e. destiny/authority) to shake off its lethargy / (lit.) I advise the heavenly lord to once again rouse his spirit
劝架
quànjià
#36,958
to mediate in a quarrel / to break up a fight; to calm people down
劝阻
quànzǔ
HSK 7
#25,634
to dissuade; to advise against / to talk someone out of doing something
引以为戒
yǐnyǐwéijiè
#42,343
to take as a warning (idiom) / to learn a lesson from a bad example / to heed as a cautionary lesson
劝戒
quànjiè
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