寄 (w)

(jì) to live (in a house); to lodge; to mail; to send; to entrust; to depend

寄主 (w)

(jìzhǔ) host (of a parasite)

寄予 (w)

(jìyú) to place (hope, importance etc) on; to express; to show; to give

寄予厚望 (w)

(jìyǔhòuwàng) to place high hopes

寄人篱下 (w)

(jìrénlíxià) to lodge under another person's roof (idiom); to live relying on sb else's charity

寄件人 (w)

(jìjiànrén) sender

寄出 (w)

(jìchū) to mail; to send by post

寄名 (w)

(jìmíng) adopted name; to take a name (of one's adoptive family)

寄售 (w)

(jìshòu) sale on consignment

寄存 (w)

(jìcún) to deposit; to store; to leave sth with sb

寄存器 (w)

(jìcúnqì) processor register

寄存处 (w)

(jìcúnchǔ) a warehouse; a temporary store; a left-luggage office; a cloak-room

寄宿 (w)

(jìsù) to lodge; to live (in rented accommodation)

寄宿学校 (w)

(jìsùxuéxiào) boarding school

寄宿生 (w)

(jìsùshēng) boarder

寄居 (w)

(jìjū) to live away from home

寄居蟹 (w)

(jìjūxiè) hermit crab

寄怀 (w)

(jìhuái) emotions expressed in writing

寄放 (w)

(jìfàng) left in care; to leave sth with sb

寄望 (w)

(jìwàng) to place hopes on

寄母 (w)

(jìmǔ) foster-mother

寄生 (w)

(jìshēng) to live in or on another organism as a parasite; to live by taking advantage of others; parasitism; parasitic

寄生物 (w)

(jìshēngwù) parasite

寄生生活 (w)

(jìshēngshēnghuó) parasitism; parasitic life-style

寄生者 (w)

(jìshēngzhě) parasite (human)

寄生虫 (w)

(jìshēngchóng) parasite; drone

寄发 (w)

(jìfā) to dispatch; to send out (mail)

寄籍 (w)

(jìjí) to register as domiciled in another land; naturalization

寄托 (w)

(jìtuō) to have sb look after sb; to entrust the care of sb; to place (hope etc) on

寄卖 (w)

(jìmài) to consign for sale

寄迹 (w)

(jìjì) to live away from home temporarily

寄辞 (w)

(jìcí) to send a message

寄送 (w)

(jìsòng) to send; to transmit

寄达 (w)

(jìdá) to send sth by mail

寄递 (w)

(jìdì) delivery (of mail)

寄销 (w)

(jìxiāo) to dispatch; consigned (goods)

寄顿 (w)

(jìdùn) to place in safe keeping; to leave sth with sb

寄养 (w)

(jìyǎng) to place in the care of sb (a child, pet etc); to foster; to board out