签
qiān / qiān / qiānEnglish Meaning
(qiān) to sign one's name; to write brief comments on a document; inscribed bamboo stick (variant of 签); visa | (qiān) Japanese variant of 签 | (qiān) inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc); small wood sliver; label; tag
HSK 5
00:01
胡所让你帮他跑一趟 说咱们辖区有个外国人
“Chief Hu wants you to run an errand for him. He said there is a foreigner in our jurisdiction”
“whose visa has expired or something. He wants you to go”
出入境管理中心问一下
“to the Immigration Office to ask about it.”
HSK 5
00:02
“Don't even think you can buy me off or use our past to manipulate me—I'll never agree to this.”
老同学 我告诉你
“My old classmate, let me tell you—”
“I never intended to sign it.”
你在侮辱我
“You are insulting me.”
HSK 5
00:01
“She agreed and signed it without a second thought, which is very suspicious.”
那李晓兮反应也有问题
“Li Xiaoxi's reaction was off too.”
“She agreed to sign that mediation paper”
调解协议书
“right away.”
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