Writing
以致 (yǐ zhì) — how to say "so that" in Chinese
以致
So that, with the result that
conjunction
Character composition
以
using, in order to
致
to cause, to lead to
Radicals / Keys
至
Arrive
#133 · zhì · 6 strokes
人
Man
#9 · rén · 2 strokes
Examples
他昨天工作到很晚，以致今天早上起不来。
He worked very late yesterday, with the result that he couldn't get up this morning.
他太忙，以致没来。
He was too busy, so he didn't come.
Frequently asked questions
So that meaning in Chinese
"so that" in Chinese is 以致 (yǐ zhì).
Yi zhi meaning in Chinese
以致 (yǐ zhì) means "So that, with the result that".
How is 以致 pronounced?
It is pronounced yǐ zhì (written as yi zhi, yizhi). You can listen to the pronunciation on this page.
How do you write "so that" in Chinese characters?
It is written 以致: 以 has 4 strokes, 致 has 10 strokes. The Writing section above animates the stroke order of each character and lets you trace it.
What HSK level is 以致?
以致 belongs to the HSK 6 vocabulary list.
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