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倦
juàn
【动】
1. 疲乏。
(En: tired; weary)
2. 对某种活动失去兴趣。
(En: be weary of; be tired of)
【例】
又如:
- 困倦 (tired and sleepy)
- 倦程 (weary from traveling)
- 倦飞 (weary from flying; metaphor for returning to seclusion)
- 倦怯 (lack of spirit from fatigue)
- 倦惫 (tired and exhausted)
- 倦闷 (fatigued and bored)
- 倦劳 (weary from toil)
引:
1. 倦,疲也。——《汉书·司马相如传》集注
(En: "Weary and tired." — Commentaries on the Book of Han, Biography of Sima Xiangru)
2. 潘岳《西征赋》:倦狭路之迫隘。
(En: "Weary of the narrowness of the road." — Pan Yue, Ode to the Western Campaign)
3. 《礼记·表记》:不继之以倦。
(En: "Do not continue it with weariness." — Book of Rites)
4. 《论语》:居之无倦。
(En: "Live without weariness." — The Analects)
5. 《汉书·严助传》:士卒罢倦。
(En: "The soldiers are fatigued." — Book of Han, Biography of Yan Zhu)
6. 《战国策·齐策四》:文倦于事。
(En: "The scholar is weary of affairs." — Strategies of the Warring States, Qi Strategy 4)
7. 《史记·屈原贾生列传》:劳苦倦极。
(En: "Exhausted from toil." — Records of the Grand Historian, Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng)
8. 晋· 陶渊明《归去来兮辞》:鸟倦飞而知还。
(En: "Birds weary of flying know to return." — Tao Yuanming, Going Back Home)
9. 明· 宗臣《报刘一丈书》:相公倦。
(En: "Sir, [I'm] weary." — Zong Chen, Letter to Liu Yizhang)
【引】
1. 《论语》:诲人不倦。
(En: "Teaching without weariness." — The Analects)
2. 《国语·晋语》:则徧而不倦。 注:“懈也。”
(En: "Thus [he] turns without weariness." — Guo Yu, Jin Language)
【例】
又如:
- 闷倦 (bored and weary)
- 倦游 (weary of travel and wanting to resign from office)
- 倦笔 (careless writing)
- 倦世 (weary of worldly life)
蹲坐,双臂贴近身体弯下腰去,或蜷腿并用臀部贴近地面。通“踞”
(En: crouch)
引:
1. 《淮南子》:方倦龟壳而食蛤梨。
(En: "The tortoise lies flat on its shell and eats clams." — Huainanzi)
衰减
(En: decline)
引:
1. 《论衡》:居贫苦而志不倦。
(En: "Living in poverty but unwavering in ambition." — Lunheng)
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