痕迹

• 拼音: hén jì
• 汉字拆解: 痕 = 疒 (illness/wound radical) + 艮 (phonetic — firm, stop) — mark of a wound or damage; 迹 = 辶 (movement) + 亦 (phonetic) — traces left by movement

含义

Trace; mark; vestige. Physical or abstract remnants left behind by past events, actions, or emotions. Evidence that something once existed or occurred.

痕迹 can refer to physical marks (scratches, bloodstains, scars, tyre tracks) or abstract traces (emotional wounds, signs of historical influence, stylistic fingerprints). 留下痕迹 (to leave traces) is a frequent collocation. In literary prose, 痕迹 often carries a melancholy or reflective tone, evoking the passage of time. In forensics, it denotes material evidence at a crime scene.

例句

1. 考古学家在古城遗址中发现了大量远古人类活动的痕迹，证明这里曾是一座繁荣的古代商业集散地。
2. 那段刻骨铭心的感情虽已过去多年，却在她的心灵深处留下了难以彻底抹去的深深痕迹。
3. 侦探仔细检查了整个现场后，注意到地板上残留着几处极其细微的痕迹，或许能为案件侦破提供关键线索。

用法指南

语境: forensics, archaeology, literature, emotions, history

语气: reflective

正确说法

• 清洗过后，原本明显的血迹痕迹几乎消失殆尽，但法医技术人员仍借助专业试剂将完整的事发经过还原出来。(After cleaning, the originally visible traces of blood nearly disappeared entirely, but forensic technicians still used specialised reagents to reconstruct the full sequence of events.)
• 这座历经风雨的老宅虽已破败不堪，却处处可见昔日繁华的痕迹，令人不禁浮想联翩、感慨万千。(Although this weather-beaten old residence has fallen into ruin, traces of its former prosperity can be seen everywhere, inevitably evoking a flood of associations and heartfelt sighs.)

错误说法

• 痕迹 confused with 印记 or 标记 — 痕迹 suggests naturally remaining, unintentional evidence; 印记 implies a more meaningful or lasting mark; 标记 denotes a purposely applied label or sign

起源与历史

痕 (scar; mark; trace of damage) + 迹 (track; footprint; vestige of movement)

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal