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								Pinyin 
								jī 
							
							
							
							
								Definition
								to amass / to accumulate / to store / old / long-standing
							 
							
						 
						
         			                         
                                                                                                                                                  积 (jī)
1. 聚集: To gather or amass. 
   - Example: 积少成多 (To gather small amounts to create a large sum).
   - Example: 处心积虑 (To plot against someone).
   - Example: 积储 (To store up).
   - Example: 积愤 (To harbor resentment).
   - Example: 积郁 (To accumulate depression).
   - Example: 积怨 (To accumulate grievances).
   - Example: 积愿 (To compile wishes).
   - Example: 积累 (To accumulate).
2. 数学上指乘法运算的得数: In mathematics, it refers to the result of multiplication.
   - Example: 积数 (The factor).
   - Example: 乘积 (The product).
   - Example: 体积 (Volume).
   - Example: 容积 (Capacity).
积 (jī)
1. 【本义】: 堆积谷物: The original meaning is to pile up grain.
2. 【造字法】: 形声: Phonetic compound, combining "禾" (grain) indicating a relationship with agriculture.
1. 同本义 (Amass; store up).  
   - Reference: 《说文》: "积, 聚也" (Accumulation refers to gathering).
   - Example: 积谷 (To store up grain).
   - Example: 积仓 (Granary for storing grain).
2. 累积; 堆叠 (Accumulate).  
   - Reference: 《荀子·劝学》: "积土成山" (Accumulating earth makes a mountain).
   - Example: 积石 (Piled stones).
3. 蕴积,积蓄 (Hold in store; be latent).  
   - Reference: 《史记·平准书》: Merchants accumulate goods for profit.
4. 滞留 (Stagnate).  
   - Example: 积污 (Accumulated filth).
5. 累计 (Add up).  
   - Reference: 《唐· 柳宗元》: "积于今" (Accumulate to the present).
积 (jī)
1. 指贮积起来的钱物等 (Accumulated).  
   - Example: 积陈 (Stored provisions).
2. 中医指儿童消化不良的病 (Indigestion).
   - Example: 积痞 (A hard mass detectable in the body cavity).
3. 乘积的简称,即由两个或两个以上的数或量相乘所得出的数或量 (Product).  
   - Example: 求积 (To obtain the product).
4. 通“襀”。衣裙的褶子 (Wrinkles of the clothing).
5. 通“绩”。功劳 (Achievement; merit).
积 (jī)
1. 长久 (Long-standing).  
   - Example: 积日累岁 (Describes a long period of time).
2. 习惯的; 积久渐成的 (Habitual).  
   - Example: 积窃 (Habitual thief).                                                                                                                           
						 
						
                                                                    								               
									              to stock up / to lay in supplies / to hoard (for speculation) / to corner the market in sth
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to hoard and profiteer / to speculate
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              to pile up / to heap / accumulation
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to pile up like a mountain (idiom) / a mountain of (paperwork etc) / a large number of sth
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              primitive accumulation / primary accumulation
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              to store up provisions against a war
								                
                                                                    								               
									              sedimentary rock (geology)
								                
                                                                    								               
									              age-old (malpractice) / long established (corrupt practices) / deeply rooted (superstition)
								                
                                                                    								               
									              zeal / initiative / enthusiasm / activity
								                
                                                                    								               
									              grievance / accumulated rancor
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              alluvial fan / alluvial apron
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              to alluviate / alluviation / alluvial
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to save bit by bit / to accumulate
								                
                                                                    								               
									              active / energetic / vigorous / positive (outlook) / proactive
								                
                                                                    								               
									              table of scores (in exams or sports league)
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              have one's debts piling up
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to silt up / silt / sediment / ooze / slurry
								                
                                                                    								               
									              sediment / deposit / sedimentation (geology)
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              deposits accumulated over long periods / fig. valuable experience, accumulated wisdom
								                
                                                                    								               
									              accumulated temperature / cumulative temperature
								                
                                                                    								               
									              malnutritional stagnation / infantile malnutrition
								                
                                                                    								               
									              area (of a floor, piece of land etc) / surface area / tract of land
								                
                                                                    								               
									              product (result of multiplication)
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to accumulate / accumulation / cumulative / cumulatively
								                
                                                                    								               
									              volume / bulk / CL:個|个[ge4]
								                
                                                                    								               
									              integral (calculus) / accumulated points (in sports, at school etc) / total credits earned by student / bonus points in a benefit scheme
								                
                                                                    								               
									              snow / snow cover / snow mantle
								                
                                                                    								               
									              official reserves / accumulated fund
								                
                                                                    								               
									              large area / large tracts of land
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to save / to put aside / savings
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to coalesce / to gather together / to amass
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to collect water / to be covered with water / to pond / accumulated water / ponding
								                
                                                                    								               
									              amount of growing stock / stand volume
								                
                                                                    								               
									              area of structure / covered area
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              to accumulate over a long period of time
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to accumulate / to store up
								                
                                                                    								               
									              to plot actively (idiom) / scheming / calculating
								                
                                                                    								               
									              ingrained habits are hard to overcome (idiom); bad old practices die hard
								                
                                                                    								               
                                                                    								               
									              pent-up frustrations / sth that has accumulated in one's mind for a long time