【pī zhù】

  1. to annotate
  2. to add marginal comments on
  3. criticism
  4. marginalia
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to annotate
    2. This meaning refers to the act of adding notes or comments to a text, often for clarification or explanation.
    He made many annotations in the margins of the book.
    The teacher encourages students to annotate while reading.
  2. to add marginal comments on
    3. This meaning is similar to the first, focusing on the specific practice of writing comments beside the main text, often to provide insights or personal thoughts.
    They added many marginal comments on the paper.
    I have a habit of making marginal comments on books to aid my memory.
  3. criticism
    4. This usage indicates an evaluative response to a text or an idea, highlighting its weaknesses or flaws.
    His annotations on the film contained a lot of criticism.
    The annotations on this article sparked a lot of controversy.
  4. marginalia
    5. This meaning refers to notes written in the margins of a book or document that reflect the thoughts or reactions of the reader.
    Her book is filled with interesting marginalia and annotations.
    These marginalia demonstrate the reader’s deep understanding of the text.
Generated collocations (experimental)
annotated textto add annotationsliterature annotationannotated commentsmarginal notesannotatorannotation formatannotation toolannotation standardscomments and annotationsbook annotationsannotation methods
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