級 (jí)
level/grade/rank
How 級 is written
- Strokes
- 9
- Radical
- 糹 — silk
- Traditional
- 級
- Simplified
- 级
Components
- 糹 silk
- ㇎ N/A
- 丿 bend
- ㇏ N/A
Common words using 級
- 初級 chūjí
- junior; primary
- 升級 shēngjí
- to escalate (in intensity); to go up by one grade; to be promoted
- 等級 děngjí
- grade; rank; status
- 超級 chāojí
- super-; ultra-; hyper-
- 上級 shàngjí
- higher authorities; superiors; CL:個|个[ge4]
- 中級 zhōngjí
- middle level (in a hierarchy)
- 五星級 wǔxīngjí
- five-star (hotel)
- 低級 dījí
- low level; rudimentary; vulgar
- 年級 niánjí
- grade; CL:個|个[ge4]
- 星級 xīngjí
- star rating; top-class; highly rated
- 晉級 jìnjí
- to advance in rank; promotion; advancement
- 特級 tèjí
- special grade; top quality
級 in a sentence
他通過了華語文能力測驗的高級考試。
Tā tōngguò le Huáyǔwén Nénglì Cèyàn de gāojí kǎoshì.
“He passed the advanced level of the TOCFL.”
How common is 級?
級 is the 415th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 71.8% of all running text.
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