的 (de5) | Chinese meaning

的【de】

HSK 1

of; ~'s (possessive particle)

This meaning indicates possession, linking the subject to an attribute or quality.

。

This is my book.

(used after an attribute)

It is used to connect descriptive modifiers to nouns, enhancing or specifying the subject.

。

The beautiful flowers are blooming.

(used to form a nominal expression)

It helps to create noun phrases, often turning descriptive attributes into concrete subjects.

。

His efforts are worthwhile.

(used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis)

It adds emphasis to a statement, often used for reiteration or to stress a fact.

！

This is true!

also pr. dì or di in poetry and songs

This refers to the alternative pronunciations used in more artistic or lyrical contexts, indicating stylistic choices.

，。

This pronunciation is often used in ancient poetry.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

的【de, dì, di】

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的【de】

HSK 1

of; ~'s (possessive particle)

This meaning indicates possession, linking the subject to an attribute or quality.

。

This is my book.

(used after an attribute)

It is used to connect descriptive modifiers to nouns, enhancing or specifying the subject.

。

The beautiful flowers are blooming.

(used to form a nominal expression)

It helps to create noun phrases, often turning descriptive attributes into concrete subjects.

。

His efforts are worthwhile.

(used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis)

It adds emphasis to a statement, often used for reiteration or to stress a fact.

！

This is true!

also pr. dì or di in poetry and songs

This refers to the alternative pronunciations used in more artistic or lyrical contexts, indicating stylistic choices.

，。

This pronunciation is often used in ancient poetry.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

的【de, dì, di】

Wiktionary

的

HSK 11

含义possessive, adjectival suffix

拼音de

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的【de】

HSK 1

of; ~'s (possessive particle)

This meaning indicates possession, linking the subject to an attribute or quality.

。

This is my book.

(used after an attribute)

It is used to connect descriptive modifiers to nouns, enhancing or specifying the subject.

。

The beautiful flowers are blooming.

(used to form a nominal expression)

It helps to create noun phrases, often turning descriptive attributes into concrete subjects.

。

His efforts are worthwhile.

(used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis)

It adds emphasis to a statement, often used for reiteration or to stress a fact.

！

This is true!

also pr. dì or di in poetry and songs

This refers to the alternative pronunciations used in more artistic or lyrical contexts, indicating stylistic choices.

，。

This pronunciation is often used in ancient poetry.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

的【de, dì, di】

Wiktionary

的【de】

HSK 1

of; ~'s (possessive particle)

This meaning indicates possession, linking the subject to an attribute or quality.

。

This is my book.

(used after an attribute)

It is used to connect descriptive modifiers to nouns, enhancing or specifying the subject.

。

The beautiful flowers are blooming.

(used to form a nominal expression)

It helps to create noun phrases, often turning descriptive attributes into concrete subjects.

。

His efforts are worthwhile.

(used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis)

It adds emphasis to a statement, often used for reiteration or to stress a fact.

！

This is true!

also pr. dì or di in poetry and songs

This refers to the alternative pronunciations used in more artistic or lyrical contexts, indicating stylistic choices.

，。

This pronunciation is often used in ancient poetry.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

的【de, dì, di】

Wiktionary

的

HSK 11

含义possessive, adjectival suffix

拼音de

Details