What does it mean, what does it mean?

一言九鼎 yī yán jiǔ dǐng

A Chinese explanation.

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Explanation]: Jiuding: The treasure of the ancient country, according to legend, was cast by Xia Yu. One sentence is worth nine pounds. Parables speak with great power and can make a big difference.

From]: "Historical Records: The Biography of the Plains Jun": "Mr. Mao arrived in Chu and made Zhao heavy in Jiuding Dalu. Mr. Mao's three-inch tongue is stronger than a million-strong teacher. Don't dare to reinstate. ”

Example: If you are an expert or an important person, then don't worry about it. Zhu Ziqing "Very Good".

synonyms]: a thousand words, a word is fixed, and the golden mouth is a jade language.

Antonyms]: People speak softly.

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a subject, a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

A Chinese explanation.

The following results are provided by Handian for dictionary explanation.

Explanation]: Jiuding: The treasure of the ancient country, according to legend, was cast by Xia Yu. One sentence is worth nine pounds. Parables speak with great power and can make a big difference.

From]: "Historical Records: The Biography of the Plains Jun": "Mr. Mao arrived in Chu and made Zhao heavy in Jiuding Dalu. Mr. Mao's three-inch tongue is stronger than a million-strong teacher. Don't dare to reinstate. ”

Example: If you are an expert or an important person, then don't worry about it. Zhu Ziqing "Very Good".

synonyms]: a thousand words, a word is fixed, and the golden mouth is a jade language.

Antonyms]: People speak softly.

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a subject, a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

Jiuding: The treasure of the ancient country, according to legend, was cast by Xia Yu. One sentence is worth nine pounds. Parables speak with great power and can make a big difference.

It means that you value your commitment and do what you say.

One word nine tripod meaning: refers to a sentence is heavier than nine tripods; Describe the words as very weighty. Compliments.

一言九鼎 pronunciation: yī yán jiǔ dǐng.

Source: Sima Qian, Western Han Dynasty.

Historical Records: The Biography of Jun Yuqing of the Plains": "As soon as Mr. Mao arrived in Chu, Zhao was more important than Jiuding Dalu. ”

When he arrived in the country of Chu, he only used one sentence to make the state of Zhao.

The prestige is heavier than Jiuding.

Example sentences in one word1. Once you make a wish to someone else, no matter what happens, you must fulfill it, which is called a promise.

2. The brand naming of products with strong differentiation will become your banner in the market.

3. The company has won a high market share.

The meaning of a word is to describe the words as extremely weighty and effective.

In a word. Pinyin】 yīyán jiǔdǐng ].

Explanation] Jiuding: Ancient legend Xia Yu cast Jiuding, symbolizing Kyushu, and later regarded as the treasure of the country. Descriptive words carry a lot of weight and have a great effect.

synonyms] Chrysostom Yuyan, words are like mountains, a promise is a thousand gold, a word is a certainty, Jiuding Dalu, a word Qianjun, a piece of words Jiuding, the horse is difficult to chase.

Antonyms] people are soft-spoken, and it is difficult to say a word.

Chrysostom said. Pinyin] [ jīn kǒu yù yán ] [Explanation] In ancient times, it was called the words spoken by the emperor. Later, it generally referred to the fact that speech cannot be changed.

synonyms] Jinke Yulu, Yulu Jinke, Jinkou Yuya, Chrysostom Yuyan, Chrysostom Yuyin, Yiyan Jiuding.

In a word: the description of the words carried a lot of weight and played a decisive role. Ding: Ancient cooking utensils are generally three-legged and two-eared. Jiuding: The treasure of the ancient country, symbolizing Kyushu.

Word Breakdown: A:

The commonly used Chinese character , pronounced [yī], was first found in oracle bone inscriptions, and its original meaning is the smallest primitive unit, the smallest positive integer, and later extended to the same, no two, whole, all, all, all, etc.

Yan: Yan is a first-level character (commonly used word) in the general standard of Chinese. The original meaning of this character is generally believed to be to speak, and by extension, it refers to what is said, or a word or sentence that is said or written.

These meanings are still there"Speech, speech"and other words.

言 is one of the radicals of Chinese characters. Words are simplified when used as left side"Yes"。There are three main types of words that use words as symbols:

Indicates verbal acts, such as: talking, talking, predicating, reciting, vowing. Verbal qualities, such as:

Sincerity, forgiveness, deception, humility. Famous objects related to speech, such as poems, words, and ballads.

Nine: 1. The amount obtained after adding eight to one.

2. Every nine days from the winter solstice is a "nine", counting from one "nine", two "nine", three "nine", and counting until nine "nine". Practice three nines in winter and three dogs in summer. Nine is cold.

3. Indicates multiple times or most of the nine clouds. Nine Springs. Three turns and nine turns. A narrow escape.

4. Surname. Ding:

1. The utensils used for cooking things in ancient times are round, three-legged and two-eared, and there are also square four-legged ones.

2. A metaphor for the throne and the emperor's success. Aspirations.

3. Strength. Dingyan.

4. Pot. 5. Surname.

6. When; In its heyday.

Allusions to the idiom of Jiuding:

During the Warring States period, the army of Qin surrounded Handan, the capital of Zhao, and the situation was very critical. Pingyuan planned to lead 20 disciples to complete this mission, but he had already selected nineteen, and there was still one less to decide. At this time, Mao Sui volunteered to go, but Pingyuan Jun was skeptical and reluctantly took him to Chu State.

After Pingyuan Jun arrived in the state of Chu, he immediately talked to the king of Chu"Aiding Zhao" was discussed for a long time without any results. At this time, he said to the king of Chu:"We are here today to ask you to send reinforcements, you send a ring, but don't forget, although the state of Chu has a large number of soldiers, but it has suffered defeats again and again, and even the country has been lost, in my opinion, the state of Chu needs to unite to resist Qin more than the state of Zhao!

So the king of Chu was convinced, and immediately agreed to send troops to aid Zhao. After returning to Zhao State, Pingyuan Jun said with emotion: "Mr. Mao is to Chu, and Chu is more important than Jiuding Dalu."

Jiuding Dalu: Zhong Ming, and Ding are the same ancient countries'Treasures. The idiom "one word and nine tripods" comes from this story, and a word to describe it can make a big difference.

It means that the words spoken are weighty and decisive.

Pinyin】 yīyán jiǔdǐng ].

Analysis: Ding is an ancient cooking utensil, generally three-legged and two-eared. Jiuding is a treasure of the ancient country, starting from summer, symbolizing Kyushu. One sentence is worth nine tripods, and metaphors have great power and can play a great role.

Source: Han Sima Qian's "Historical Records: The Biography of the Plains Junlie": "As soon as Mr. Mao arrived in Chu, Zhao was more important than Jiuding Dalu. Mr. Mao's three-inch tongue is stronger than a million-strong teacher. Don't dare to reinstate. ”

Translation: As soon as Mr. Mao arrived in the Chu State, the Zhao State was more important than the Jiuding Da Lu Zhongming. Mr. Mao's three-inch tongue is stronger than a million soldiers. I don't dare to underestimate the Xiangshi anymore.

Example: If you are an expert or an important person, you should be a different person. Zen no.

Extended data raids this.

Synonym. 1. A word is a certainty.

Pronunciation: yī yán wéi dìng

It means that a sentence is set and will not be changed. Parables count when they speak, and they never repent.

Source: The second fold of Yuan Ji Junxiang's "Zhao's Orphan": "Cheng Ying, I have made up my mind, you don't have to be suspicious anymore." ”

Translation: Cheng Ying, my words count, I will never regret it, you don't have to be suspicious.

2. A promise of a thousand gold.

Pronunciation: yī nuò qiān jīn

Interpretation: Promise: promise. A promise made is worth a thousand dollars. The parable counts and is very credible.

Source: Western Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Historical Records: The Biography of Ji Buluan Bulie": "It is better to get ** hundred catties, than to get Ji Bu Yinuo." "Divine Swiftness.

Translation: If you have to get **100 catties, it is better to get a promise from Ji Bu.

一言九鼎 (pinyin: yī yán jiǔ dǐng) is an idiom that first appeared in Sima Qian's Historical Records of the Plains Jun Yuqing in the Western Han Dynasty. 1]

One word nine tripods (Jiuding: ancient legend Xia Yu cast nine tripods, symbolizing Kyushu) refers to a sentence heavier than nine tripods; Describe the words as very weighty. Compliments. In sentences, it is generally used as a subject, a predicate, and a definite. [4]

一言九鼎 (pinyin: yī yán jiǔ dǐng) is an idiom that first appeared in Sima Qian's Historical Records of the Plains Jun Yuqing in the Western Han Dynasty. 1]

One word nine tripods (Jiuding: ancient legend Xia Yu cast nine tripods, symbolizing Kyushu) refers to a sentence heavier than nine tripods; Describe the words as very weighty. Compliments. In sentences, it is generally used as a subject, a predicate, and a definite. [4]

一言九鼎 (pinyin: yī yán jiǔ dǐng) is an idiom that first appeared in Sima Qian's Historical Records of the Plains Jun Yuqing in the Western Han Dynasty. 1]

One word nine tripods (Jiuding: ancient legend Xia Yu cast nine tripods, symbolizing Kyushu) refers to a sentence heavier than nine tripods; Describe the words as very weighty. Compliments. In sentences, it is generally used as a subject, a predicate, and a definite. [4]