| 歇 | [ xiē ] to rest, to take a break, to stop, to halt, (dialect) to sleep, a moment, a short while |
| 歇了吧 | [ xiē le ba ] (dialect) give me a break!, forget about it! |
| 歇宿 | [ xiē sù ] to lodge, to stay (for the night) |
| 歇山頂 | [ xiē shān dǐng ] (East Asian) hip-and-gable roof |
| 歇後語 | [ xiē hoù yǔ ] saying in which the second part, uttered after a pause or totally left out, is the intended meaning of the allegory presented in the first part |
| 歇心 | [ xiē xīn ] to drop the matter, to stop worrying |
| 歇息 | [ xiē xi ] to have a rest, to stay for the night, to go to bed, to sleep |
| 歇手 | [ xiē shoǔ ] to rest, to take a break |
| 歇斯底里 | [ xiē sī dǐ lǐ ] hysteria (loanword), hysterical |
| 歇業 | [ xiē yè ] to close down (temporarily or permanently), to go out of business |
| 歇氣 | [ xiē qì ] to have a break, to rest |
| 歇洛克b7福爾摩斯 | [ xiē luò kè fú ěr mó sī ] Sherlock Holmes |
| 歇腳 | [ xiē ] to stop on the way for a rest |
| 歇艎 | [ xiē huáng ] large warship |
| 歇菜 | [ xiē caì ] Stop it! (Beijing and Internet slang), Game over!, You're dead! |
| 歇頂 | [ xiē dǐng ] to be balding, to be thinning on top |
| ⇒ 停歇 | [ tíng xiē ] to stop for a rest |
| ⇒ 安歇 | [ ān xiē ] to go to bed, to retire for the night |
| ⇒ 密歇根 | [ mì xiē gēn ] Michigan, US state |
| ⇒ 密歇根大學 | [ mì xiē gēn dà xué ] University of Michigan |
| ⇒ 密歇根州 | [ mì xiē gēn zhoū ] Michigan, US state |
| ⇒ 密歇根湖 | [ mì xiē gēn hú ] Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes 五大湖[Wu3 da4 hu2] |
| ⇒ 米歇爾 | [ mǐ xiē ěr ] Michel or Mitchell (name), George Mitchell (1933-), US Democratic party politician and diplomat, influential in brokering Northern Ireland peace deal in 1990s, US Middle East special envoy from 2009 |
| ⇒ 間歇 | [ jiàn xiē ] to stop in the middle of sth, intermittent, intermittence |
| ⇒ 間歇訓練 | [ jiàn xiē xùn liàn ] interval training |
| ⇒ 關店歇業 | [ guān diàn xiē yè ] to close up shop and cease business temporarily, closed for business |
| ⇒ 馬歇爾 | [ mǎ xiē ěr ] Marshall (name), George Catlett Marshall (1880-1959), US general in WWII and Secretary of State 1947-1949, author of the postwar Marshall plan for Europe and Nobel peace laureate |
