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剑 (jiàn)
1. 古代的一种兵器。
[En.] An ancient type of weapon.
2. 古代的一种兵器:宝~。长~。~鞘。~术。~拔弩张(形容形势紧张,一触即发,后亦喻书法雄健)。刻舟求~。
[En.] An ancient type of weapon: precious sword. Long sword. Sword sheath. Swordplay. Tension like a drawn bow (describing a tense situation, also applied to bold calligraphy). Carving a boat to seek a sword.
3. 同本义
[En.] Same original meaning: sword; dagger; sabre.
4. 剑术
[En.] Swordplay.
5. 以剑杀人
[En.] Kill with sword.
6. 挟在胁下
[En.] Place in under axilla.
【本义】: 古代兵器。长刃两面,中间有脊,短柄
[En.] Original meaning: An ancient weapon with a long double-edged blade, a spine in the middle, and a short handle.
【造字法】: 形声。从刀,佥( qiān)声。
[En.] Character formation: phonetic, from knife, qiān as sound.
引例:
1. 《说文》:劒,人所带兵也。注:“今之匕首。”
[En.] Shuowen: "Jian, a weapon carried by men." Note: "Today's dagger."
2. 《管子》:昔葛卢之山发而出金, 蚩尤受而制之为剑。
[En.] Guanzi: "Once, gold emerged from the mountain of Gelu, and Chiyou fashioned it into a sword."
3. 《礼记·曲礼》:负剑辟咡诏之。
[En.] Liji: "To bear a sword and attend to the summons."
4. 虞世南《从军行》:剑寒花不落,弓晓月逾明。
[En.] Yu Shinan: "The sword is cold, the flowers do not fall; the bow brightens under the dawn moon."
例子:
剑锷 (sword’s edge); 剑首 (sword guard, made of jade or metal, engraved with patterns); 剑气 (the light of the sword; metaphor for a person's reputation).
[En.] Examples: Sword's edge; sword guard; the light of the sword; reputation of a person.
剑士
[En.] A skilled swordsman.
剑仙
[En.] A celestial being proficient in sword techniques.
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