







amuse
make one smile
cause a smile
When I saw him he was always cheerful, sometimes desperately cheerful, and he made good jokes and was a good companion.
Some of these articles had practical intention, and the others were just for fun but reflected the reality nevertheless.

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Open the tool →解颐 (jiě yí) means “amuse, make one smile, cause a smile”.
解颐 is pronounced jiě yí in Mandarin Chinese.
“amuse” is 解颐 (jiě yí) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 解颐, each with pinyin and an English translation.