祭
Zhài / jìEnglish Meaning
(Zhài) surname Zhai | (jì) to offer a sacrifice to (gods or ancestors); memorial ceremony; (in classical novels) to recite an incantation to activate a magic weapon; (lit. and fig.) to wield
HSK 7
00:02
“You can't stop me from paying respects; I am doing this on behalf of my father and Aunt Yue.”
我爸说了
“My dad asked me”
“to come on behalf of him and Mrs. Xiao to pay respects.”
你的脾气跟小时候一样倔啊
“You are just as stubborn as when you were a child.”
HSK 7
00:01
臣愿代朝廷与二王子同赴卫国寺
“I'm willing to head to Weiguo Temple as our representative with His Highness”
“to pay homage to Master Shenguan”
以彰陛下修好之意
“to demonstrate your goodwill.”
HSK 7
00:03
却死在了自己人的刀枪之下
“he would die by the weapons of his own people.”
“I'll arrest that beast Pang Fuliang right now to honor General Zhenwu's memory!”
站住
“Stop right there!”
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