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乘
chéng
1. To ride, to sit.
骑,坐。
2. To take advantage of; to make use of.
趁着,就着。
3. In arithmetic, to indicate a number that makes another number a multiple.
算术中指一个数使另一个数变成若干倍。
4. Buddhist sects or teachings.
佛教的教派或教法。
5. A surname.
姓。
Examples:
- Ride a horse. (~马)
- Take advantage of an opportunity. (~机)
Usage in phrases:
- 乘车 (to ride in a car)
- 乘云 (to ride on clouds)
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乘
chéng
1. Arithmetic operation of multiplication, also refers to the method of multiplication.
算术中的乘法运算,亦指乘法的运算方法。
Example: 加减乘除 (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
2. Buddhist doctrine.
佛教的教义。
Example: 大乘 (Mahayana), 小乘 (Hinayana)
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将军乘 (The soldier's chariot)
兵车; used to refer to a military vehicle.
In ancient times, it was defined as a military vehicle with four horses.
古代称兵车,四马一车为一乘。
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用于指车兵 ([En.] chariot soldier)
用以指车兵。
Used in historical texts of the Jin state during the Spring and Autumn period.
春秋时晋国的史书称“乘”,后用以称一般的史书。
Example: 乘籍 (historical records)
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古时计物以四为乘 ([En.] four)
古时计物以四为乘。
Examples:
- 乘马 (to measure four horses)
- 乘处 (four in the same place)
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Used to calculate chariots and horses, with one chariot equating to four horses.
用以计算车子和马,四匹马计为一乘。
Example: 乘马 (to measure four horses)
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Used to calculate vessels and plots of land.
用以计算船只、田地、区域的单位。
Example: 乘田 (land measurement)
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an opportunity that can be exploited to sb.'s advantage / an opportunity that can be made use of by another to one's disadvantage / readily exploitable loopholes
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