谢

xiè · xie/Xiè · xie

Traditional 謝

Meaning

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xiè 謝

  1. to thank
  2. (bound form) to apologize
  3. (bound form) to decline; to refuse
  4. (bound form) (of flowers, leaves etc) to wither

Xiè 謝

  1. surname Xie
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Thanks, thanks, thanks

  1. Dengdeng

    亮亮(liàngliàng),帮(bāng)我(wǒ)拿(ná)一下(yīxià)茶杯(chábēi),谢(xiè)了(le)!

    Liangliang, pass me the teacup, thanks!

  2. Liangliang

    不用(bùyòng)谢(xiè),给(gěi)你(nǐ)。

    No need to thank me. Here you go.

  3. Dengdeng

    再(zài)帮(bāng)我(wǒ)倒(dǎo)点(diǎn)茶(chá),谢(xiè)啦(la)!

    Pour me a bit of tea too, thanks!

  4. Liangliang

    好的(hǎode)。你(nǐ)今天(jīntiān)已经(yǐjīng)说(shuō)了(le)十次(shícì)谢谢(xièxie)了(le)。

    Okay. Today you have already said thank you ten times.

  5. Dengdeng

    真的(zhēnde)吗(ma)?那(nà)我(wǒ)再(zài)说(shuō)一次(yīcì),谢谢(xièxie)你(nǐ)数(shǔ)得(de)这么(zhème)清楚(qīngchu)!

    Really? Then I'll say it once more: thank you for counting so clearly!

  6. Liangliang

    哈哈(hāhā),不(bù)谢(xiè)!

    Haha, don't mention it!

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2 examples
01

我(wǒ)现(xiàn)在(zài)还(hái)不(bù)想(xiǎng)掺(chān)和(huo)进(jìn)来(lái),谢(xiè)了(le)。

I'd rather not get involved at the moment, thanks.

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02

他(tā)帮(bāng)了(le)我(wǒ)这(zhè)么(me)大(dà)的(de)忙(máng),我(wǒ)得(děi)好(hǎo)好(hǎo)谢(xiè)谢(xie)他(tā)。

He helped me so much that I must thank him properly.

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