qiě

moreover, also

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Usage of

The character (qiě) is commonly used as a conjunction meaning "moreover" or "also," adding information or emphasizing an additional point. It often appears in formal or literary contexts to connect clauses smoothly.

Besides its conjunction use, can function as an adverb indicating a temporary state or ongoing action, often paired with verbs to express "while doing something" or "in the process of." For example, means "walking while observing."

Common Collocations

  • : a stronger form of , meaning "moreover" or "furthermore," used to emphasize additional information.
  • : "moreover, regarding..." often used to introduce a new topic or add commentary.
  • : "while walking, observe" — used metaphorically to mean taking things step by step.

Notes

  • is more formal and literary than common conjunctions like or 而且.
  • It is often found in written Chinese, classical texts, or formal speech.
  • Avoid confusing with or , which also mean "also" but differ in usage and tone.

Understanding helps learners recognize nuanced connections and temporal expressions in advanced Chinese.

예문

他不仅聪明,且很勤奋。

Tā bùjǐn cōngmíng, qiě hěn qínfèn.

He is not only smart, but also very hardworking.

且说这件事,我们还需要更多的信息。

Qiě shuō zhè jiàn shì, wǒmen hái xūyào gèng duō de xìnxī.

Moreover, regarding this matter, we still need more information.

他且走且看,慢慢决定下一步。

Tā qiě zǒu qiě kàn, màn man juédìng xià yī bù.

He is walking while observing, slowly deciding the next step.