濟事

(usually used in the negative) to be of help or use

Characters and words in 濟事

used in place names associated with the Ji River 濟水|济水[Ji3 Shui3] / surname Ji
only used in 濟濟|济济[ji3 ji3]
to cross a river / to aid or relieve / to be of help

= + : Joan of Arc (ji) accidentally knocked over the only water supply bottle (氵) In the space station's bathroom (Ø4) and now she's in big trouble. She uses the empty bottle as a drum to call for help (济), but it is of no use; she would need a gong instead. Unfortunately the drum is ready, but the gong is not (齐).
used in 濟濟|济济[ji3 ji3]
matter / thing / item / work / affair / CL:件[jian4],樁|桩[zhuang1],回[hui2]

= 𠮛 + + : Mnemonic symbol: The thing.

= 𠮛 + + : Sherlock Holmes read a magic scroll in the bathroom of the space station. The scroll promised eternal love to anyone who reads it and wears a pig's nose while doing so, and Sherlock gave it a try. Now he summoned the thing, and he is scared to death! All he has to defend with is a crowbar. However, he never was in danger: Since he is wearing the pig snout, the thing thinks Sherlock is his mommy, and it just wants to cuddle.

Words with 濟事

濟事 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 濟事

濟事 currently does not appear in any sentence.