只会
zhīhuìTraditional: 只会
#1301 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
can only, will only
Word origin
A compound of 只 (zhǐ, only) and 会 (huì, can, will), expressing that something will result in only one outcome or that someone is able to do only one thing. The simplified 会 derives from the traditional 會.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 只 (zhǐ, only) + 会 (huì, can, will)
Stroke order
只
会
Examples
。
Doing it this way will only make things worse.
。
He can only speak a little Chinese.
怨。
Complaining will only waste time.
缓症。
This medicine will only ease the symptoms.
。
I will only miss you more and more.
只会 (zhī huì) means can only, will only. It is used to stress that an action leads to a single inevitable outcome.
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