戒指

jièzhi

(finger) ring

HSK 6

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

The word 戒指 (jièzhi) specifically refers to a ring worn on the finger. It is commonly used to describe jewelry such as wedding rings, engagement rings, or decorative rings.

Common Collocations

  • 结婚戒指 (wedding ring): the ring symbolizing marriage, usually worn on the ring finger.
  • 戒指 (to wear a ring): a common phrase indicating someone is wearing a ring.
  • 戒指 (engagement ring): the ring given during a proposal.

Usage Notes

戒指 is always a noun referring to the physical ring. It is not used metaphorically or as a verb. When talking about rings, it is important to specify the type if needed (e.g., 结婚戒指 for wedding ring).

Common Confusions

(jiè) alone means "to warn" or "to abstain," but combined with (finger), it forms the compound meaning "ring." Do not confuse 戒指 with (rules or precepts) or other words starting with .

예문

她戴着一枚漂亮的戒指。

Tā dàizhe yī méi piàoliang de jièzhi.

She is wearing a beautiful ring.

结婚戒指通常戴在无名指上。

Jiéhūn jièzhi tōngcháng dài zài wúmíngzhǐ shàng.

Wedding rings are usually worn on the ring finger.

他把戒指放进了盒子里,准备送给她。

Tā bǎ jièzhi fàng jìnle hézi lǐ, zhǔnbèi sòng gěi tā.

He put the ring into the box, preparing to give it to her.