1.used in 济济[jǐ jǐ]2.used in place names associated with the Ji River 济水[jǐ shuǐ]3.surname Ji
1.to cross a river2.to aid or relieve3.to be of help
经济經濟HSK 3前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 1.economy2.economic
1.emergency relief2.to help the needy with cash or goods
(idiom) to no avail; of no use
Fiji, a country in the southwest Pacific Ocean
economics (as a field of study)
Jeju Island special autonomous province (Cheju Island), South Korea, a World Heritage site
(coll.) no good; of no use
同舟共济同舟共濟HSK 7–9 1.cross a river in the same boat (idiom); fig. having common interests2.obliged to collaborate towards common goals
(idiom) to rob the rich to help the poor
to congregate in one hall (idiom); to gather under one roof
市场经济市場經濟HSK 7–9 market economy
1.a galaxy of talent (idiom)2.a great number of competent people
to give material assistance to
an economy; a country (or region etc) viewed as an economic entity
official authority used for private interests (idiom); to attain private ends by abusing public position
1.help to the needy2.emergency relief3.charity4.to give to poorer relative+2 条+3 条 1.socio-economic base2.economic foundation
1.relief grain2.emergency provisions
abbr. of 同济大学[tóng jì dà xué]
Tzu Chi Foundation, an international humanitarian NGO established in 1966 in Taiwan
(usually used in the negative) to be of help or use
Jigong or Daoji (1130-1207), Southern Song Dynasty Buddhist monk
to give relief (material)
Ji River, former river of north-eastern China which disappeared after the Yellow River flooded in 1852
Jiyuan directly administered city in Henan
Paekche or Baekje (18 BC-660 AD), one of the Korean Three Kingdoms
Yongji, a county-level city in Yuncheng City 运城市[yùn chéng shì], Shanxi
Jinan, sub-provincial city and capital of Shandong Province 山东省[shān dōng shěng]
Jining, prefecture-level city in Shandong Province 山东省[shān dōng shěng]
Jeju Island special autonomous province, South Korea, a World Heritage site
Jiyuan directly administered city in Henan
Ejin Banner in Alxa League 阿拉善盟[ā lā shàn méng], Inner Mongolia (formerly in Gansu 1969-1979)
to couple strength and gentleness (idiom)