Explain a few words in the ancient text, and explain what are the words that have been explained in

Updated on culture 2024-06-27
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Both jì

    The action is over: the past is not to blame. Afterwards.

    Already: a fait accompli. Established.

    It is often used in conjunction with "and" and "and" to indicate that the two are juxtaposed: both fast and good.

    已 yǐ止, just that: learning can't be done. Dead and gone.

    Indicates the past: already. That's it. Past. Has.

    Later, after some time, it was gone.

    Too, too: Not too much.

    Ancient with "to". Not.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    In ancient classical Chinese, it means "many.""The words are prosperous, prosperous, public, wide, etc.

    An idiom to describe "many".

    There are many audiences (full seats) There are many VIPs (full of friends) There are many people (shoulder to shoulder) There are many talents (there are many talents) There are many soldiers and horses (thousands of troops) There are many things (there are many things) There are many colors (colorful) There are many categories (variety) There are many difficulties (thousands of hardships) There are many words (talking) Reading a lot (reading a lot of books) Seeing a lot (seeing a lot of knowledge) Changing a lot (ever-changing) Walking a lot (going south and north) There are many colors (colorful) and many patterns (varied).

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1. In ancient classical Chinese, it means "many.""The words are numerous, numerous, prosperous, numerous, and wide;

    2. The number of expressions is large:

    Three, six, nine, hundred

    Ten and thousands are the same, imaginary numbers, and there are a lot of words.

    There must be a teacher in a threesome" correctly translated as "several people with the same hobbies" "several people with the same hobbies, and someone among them must be my teacher", which is generally an open-minded study.

    A narrow escape. Nine: means a lot.

    Describe surviving the danger of going through great danger. From: Warring States Chu Qu Yuan "Lisao":

    also rest the heart of the good; Although he died nine times, he still did not regret it. Tang Liu Liang notes: "Although there is no life after nine deaths; Not enough remorse.

    An idiom that means many.

    The seats are full, the seats are full, the shoulders are full of talents, thousands of troops, all kinds of colors, thousands of differences, thousands of hardships, endless, well-read, well-informed.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    In ancient classical Chinese, it means "many" and "many". These two words correspond to "widow" and "little". ‍

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    It seems that there is also a "win" reading.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    No pinyin: fǒu , pǐ

    Detailed explanation:1否 fǒu

    a.Disagree, disagree: Negative.

    b.No, it is used in the phrase that expresses doubt: yes?

    c.No, it's not so, it's not: otherwise. Learning is right, otherwise it is evil.

    d.May 2否 pǐ

    a.Bad, bad, evil: "No" and "Tai", the former is a bad hexagram and the latter is a good hexagram. Refers to things that are so bad that Bpole, it will be transformed in a good direction). It is not known whether it is good or not.

    c.The original text can be as follows:

    1.No, no, no. - Sayings

    2.No, Zang Zang. - Yi Shi".

    3.Negative to the throne of the Emperor. - Shu Yaodian. Note: "None of them are trained." ”

    4.Tang Ju said: "No, if it is." —Warring States Policy, Wei Ce

    5.The king said, "No, why should I be hasty, I will seek what I want." —Mencius, King Hui of Liang

    6.Adult no Heng. - Yi Negative Hexagram

    7.Otherwise, it will be carefully followed. - The Book of Rites and Tables. Note: "It is not my own will." ”

    8.The husband established the country and set up the capital, but he was the prince of the queen, and he did not use Taiye. - Mozi

    9.Yes, there is no need to ask whether the result is liberation or not. - Qing Quanzu Wang's "Plum Blossom Ridge Story".

    10.Lian is quite old, can he still eat? - Song Xin Qiji, "Yongyule Jingkou Beiguting Nostalgia".

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Qin E: This refers to Xiang, the daughter of Qin Mugong, and refers to the beauty. Be careful.

    Toad Palace: Legend has it that there are toads in the Moon Palace, so the pure defeat of the Toad Palace refers to the moon.

    Du Kang: The legendary wine saint, the name of a person. It is also sometimes referred to as alcohol.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Stop: Disperse, End: .: But: bought.

    What. Zhi: pronoun setting: buy.

    Confidence: Believe in yourself.

    Thereupon. 履: 音 (lǚ), leather shoes; Foot.

    And: to, wait: first.

    Whereas. With: With.

    Foot, resting on. It.

    Zheng: The name of a small country in the Spring and Autumn Period, in present-day Xinzheng County, Henan Province.

    Sitting: pass false words: seat; Seats: Why. of people.

    First: So, that's it.

    Get. : Take, Carry: Put: Take.

    Zhi: Yes. Instead, this refers to a measured size.

    Already. Forget: Forget.

    To: Wait until : pronoun, here refers to a measured size.

    Nai: Cai. Hold, that is, shoes.

    Person: No, stop.

    Not; Now it is different from the ancient filial piety.

    Ning: Rather. Want: Want: Already.

    De: get; Get. :And then.

    Place.. Its: His.

    Anti: through the fake word Qiao: return; Starter back.

    Shoes.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1."The ancients traveled at night with candles, and there was a good thing. What does "good" mean? ("Spring Night Banquet from the Preface to the Peach and Plum Garden").

    Indeed 2"Clutch since ancient times, farewell to Anzuzhen. What does "ran" mean? (Han Yu's "Sending Huishi").

    The appearance of 3What does the "ran" in "Wu Guang think so" means? ("Chen Shi Family") is so, right.

    4.What does the "know" mean in "no matter how big or small, all are consulted"? ("Teacher Table") are all 5Then Emperor Xu drove away. What does the "Xu" mean? ("The Teacher Table") promises.

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