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Anonymous users2024-02-11The pronunciation of "殆" [ xiāo hào dài jìn ] is [ dài ].
The basic meaning of "exhausted": all used up.
The basic meaning of the word "殆":
1.Danger: Danger. It's dangerous. Contentment is not humiliating, knowing not to stop (knowing how to be satisfied and not being greedy will not be humiliated, and knowing how to stop in moderation will not be in danger).
2.Probably, almost: ** Exhausted.
3.Gu Tong "slack", slack.
Radical: Strokes: 9
Five elements: fire Five strokes: gqck
Related compounds. Critically.
Tired, depressed, deceitful.
Wiped out, destroyed, reckless, and dying.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Exhaustion of the 殆 reading: dài.
殆: [dài].
Radical: Bad.
Extramural strokes: 5
Total strokes: 9
Wubi 86: gqck
Wubi 98: gqck
Cangjie: mnir
Stroke order number: 135454251
Four Corners: 13260
Zheng code: arzj
Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Characters U+6B86 Form Sounds. From the bad (è taisheng. Original meaning: dangerous).
Same as [danger].
Death, danger. - Sayings
The people are dying today, and they regard the people's dreams and dreams - "Poetry, Xiaoya, New Year".
It is also said to be dead. - Book Qin Oath. Biography: "Critical. ”
Jin has three infallibles. - The Fourth Year of Zhao Gong. Note: "Dangerous also." ”
The soldiers died in the weeping sand. - Xunzi Yibing. Note: "It is said to be in danger." ”
Know yourself and know your opponent, and you will not be defeated in a hundred battles. - Sun Tzu: Seeking Attack
If the three defenses are not completed, the country will be in danger. - Han Feizi, Three Guards
Prepare for danger and fear, and urgently dispose of the prince, and there is no way to start disaster. - Han Feizi Yang Quan".
These two are also dead. - Han Feizi, Loyalty and Filial Piety
Another example: danger (danger).
Sleepy; tired [tired].
With an end, there is no end, and it is gone. - Zhuangzi, the Master of Health. Xiang Note: "Tiredness is also said. ”
The sun is about to be twilight, and the steps are quite bad, resting on the side of the road. - Strange Tales from the Past
Pretending to be "sluggish". Laziness [lazy; idle] is not dead. - Lao Tzu, Chapter 25
Commanded not to die. - Poems, Shang Song, Xuanniao".
The nourishment is dead. - Zuo Chuan: Five Years of Zhao Gong".
If you learn without thinking, you will be reckless, and if you think without learning, you will die. ——The Analects of Politics
Sub-table speculation is equivalent to "probably" and "almost" [nearly] impossible. —Mencius
Pei Gong was bestowed. - Historical Records: The Family of the Marquis".
There is a protector of God. ——Ming · Gui Youguang "Xiang Zhixuan Zhi".
Traveled all over the place. - Song · Shen Kuo, "Dream Creek Writings".
Under the city of Yangzhou, he couldn't help but advance and retreat, and he was sent to death. ——Song · Wen Tianxiang, "Guidebook: Postscript".
Another example: the enemy is completely wiped out; 宆其 (probably); 殆庶 (庶数, approximately) means the range, which is equivalent to "only", "only" [only] This is an empty word, not to calculate. ——Hanshu Zhao Chongguo's Biography. Yan Shigu notes: "Death, only." ”
Affirmation, equivalent to "of course", "of course" [of course] [of course] He votes for what I am afraid of, and uses my strengths to benefit the enemy's resources and leave the enemy behind, and I must not ignore it. - Song S. Xin Qiji's "Ten Treatises on Mei Qin".
Represents time, equivalent to "will", "will" [should; would] The woman's heart was sad, and she died with her son. - Poetry, Wind, July
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Anonymous users2024-02-09殆 is pronounced dài. 殆 is the shape of the sound of the word, from the evil, the sound of Taiwan. The original meaning is danger, but it also means to be in trouble.
When used as an adjective, it means tired, tired. 殆 can also be pretended to be "lazy", which means lazy. When used as an adverb, it means speculation, which is equivalent to "probably" or "almost".
殆 also means range, which is equivalent to "only", "only". It also means affirmation, which is equivalent to "inevitable" and "certain".
殆字 compound: dangerous: to describe the situation, life, etc. are very dangerous.
Distress: It means distress and danger.
Invincible: Describes winning every battle.
Nothingness: It means that there is hardly a day in the sky. It's described almost every day.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08dài jìn。殆exhaust is a Chinese word, pronounced dài jìn, which means almost exhausted (although there is only a little bit of burying the hand, but there is still one).
Source:
1, Joe. At this moment, the flame of my life has burned out, and a trace of resignation has risen in a daze.
2. Han Kongrong.
On the Book of Sheng Xiaozhang
Domestic knowledge is exhausted. ”
3, "Old Tang Book: The Biography of Guo Ziyi": "Fang Xuanbing and Chen Tao.
Defeated by thieves, lost all teachers. ”
4. Clearly stated.
Shou Dazhong Cheng saw Surin Gongxu": "As for the past thirty years, whether they are old or dead, they have fallen completely, and the public return is still the hope of the world to be stupid." ”
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