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奇

jī · ji/qí · qi

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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2 examples

这(zhè)个(ge)问(wèn)题(tí)的(de)答(dá)案(àn)很(hěn)奇(qí)怪(guài)，让(ràng)人(rén)难(nán)以(yǐ)理(lǐ)解(jiě)。

The answer to this question is very strange and hard to understand.

一(yī)、三(sān)、五(wǔ)是(shì)奇(jī)数(shù)，二(èr)、四(sì)、六(liù)是(shì)偶(ǒu)数(shù)。

One, three, five are odd numbers; two, four, six are even numbers.

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