pīn

to piece together; to put together

to pool (resources etc); to share; to risk all; to go all out; to spell (words)

hand (扌) + merge (并) = piece together by hand

The hand radical carries the meaning: hands working to join pieces together. 并 mainly gives the sound pīn; its own sense of 'merge' is a happy coincidence that reinforces the idea.

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我们可以车去,这样省钱。

wǒ men kě yǐ pīn chē qù, zhè yàng shěng qián.

We can carpool there, that way we save money.

他为了完成任务,尽全力工作了三天。

tā wèi le wán chéng rèn wu, pīn jìn quán lì gōng zuò le sān tiān.

In order to finish the task, he went all out and worked for three days.

Words with 拼

通用拼音

tōng yòng pīn yīn

the common use romanization system introduced in Taiwan in 2003

邮政式拼音

yóu zhèng shì pīn yīn

Chinese postal romanization, developed in the early 1900s, used until the 1980s

双拼

shuāng pīn

two-item combo (usu. referring to a food dish, esp. two types of meat served with rice or noodles)

韦氏拼法

wéi shì pīn fǎ

Wade-Giles system (romanization of Chinese)

七拼八凑

qī pīn bā còu

assembled at random

全拼

quán pīn

(computing) full pinyin (input method where the user types pinyin without tones, e.g. "shiqing" for 事情[shi4 qing5])

威妥玛拼法

wēi tuǒ mǎ pīn fǎ

Wade-Giles system (romanization of Chinese)

威妥玛拼音

wēi tuǒ mǎ pīn yīn

Wade-Giles system (romanization of Chinese)

威玛拼法

wēi mǎ pīn fǎ

Wade-Giles system (romanization of Chinese)

威玛拼音

wēi mǎ pīn yīn

Wade-Giles system (romanization of Chinese)

拼车

pīn chē

to carpool

打拼

dǎ pīn

to work hard

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