寄jìto send by post; to mail
寄 (jì) means "to send by post" or "to mail." It is used for letters, packages, and other things you send to someone, as in 寄信 (to mail a letter) and 寄东西 (to send something by post). It is common at the post office and when shopping online.
What does 寄 mean?
- 1.
to send by post; to mailverb
What does the character 寄 mean?
- 寄to send by post; to mail
How do you use 寄?
寄 often appears as 寄给 + person, or 给 + person + 寄 + thing.
What are some examples of 寄 in a sentence?
How is 寄 used in a conversation?
- Speaker A:
下个星期是你妈妈的生日吧?
Xià ge xīngqī shì nǐ māma de shēngrì ba?
Next week is your mom's birthday, right?
- Speaker B:
对,我买了一件衣服,明天给她寄过去。
Duì, wǒ mǎi le yí jiàn yīfu, míngtiān gěi tā jì guòqù.
Yes, I bought her a piece of clothing; I'll mail it to her tomorrow.
- Speaker A:
她住得远吗?
Tā zhù de yuǎn ma?
Does she live far away?
- Speaker B:
不太远,三天就能到。
Bú tài yuǎn, sān tiān jiù néng dào.
Not too far; it can get there in three days.
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English glosses on this page are adapted from CC-CEDICT, published by MDBG (snapshot 2026-10-23), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Glosses were edited for learners.