What does skill mean?

Pinyin: jyì

Explanation: 1 Skilled in martial arts, crafts or art, etc. Zhao Ce II, Warring States Policy: "What (China) tried was what he saw from a distance." "Zhang Hengchuan in the Later Han Dynasty": "The braid is bright and the acrobatics are strong." Song Sima Guang's Story of Surabaya Volume 1: "Anyone with outstanding talents and skills will be recruited from the imperial army and assembled in the capital to prepare for night guards." Tang Ming Shunzhi's Epitaph of Magistrate Zhu Gong: "The so-called waiting person is not just the one who holds the handle. Although the skills of literary characters can resonate with themselves, can they be solid? " Ke Yan's "Wonderful Book Oriental Pearl III": "The exquisite skills of flowers, birds and figures inlaid with splendid embroidery, lacquer painting, gold and silver gems made him amazed."

2. refers to people engaged in a certain technical type of work. Song Zhaowei Yan's "Cloud Mountain Foothills Full of Banknotes" Volume 7: "[Zhu Cuo] took Wuzhong Water Nest and sent it to the top with ingenious things, so Pingjiang was the service bureau, and all the skills were offered." Notes on reading Wei Caotang Four Summers in Luanyang: "Every temple has a god as its ancestor."

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The characters in the holy biography

"Skill" (ぎげぃ)

Members of the choir. Six years ago, Chinese Valentine's Day met King Hag and fell in love with him. I decided to run away with the Hag King after fulfilling my desire to dance on the eve of Chinese Valentine's Day, but I was killed by Indra's people because I refused to tell him what happened to the Hag King and Asura.