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力 [lì]
名词:
1. 人和动物筋肉的效能。[En.] The physical strength and power of humans and animals.
2. 一切事物的效能。[En.] The effectiveness of all things.
3. 物理学上指物体之间相互作用,引起运动加速或形变。[En.] In physics, it refers to the interaction between objects that causes acceleration or deformation.
4. 用极大的力量。[En.] To use tremendous strength.
5. 姓。[En.] A surname.
同本义 ([En.] effort; physical strength: ~气, ~量)
力的引申义:
1. 如《说文》:力,筋也。像人筋之形。[En.] As stated in "Shuowen," strength refers to muscle.
2. 例如《礼记·礼运》:其行之以货力。[En.] In "Liji," it means actions are supported by economic force.
3. 例如《汉书·食货志》:力农数耘。[En.] In "Han Shu," it refers to diligent farming.
4. 例如《诗·邶风》:有力如虎,执辔如组。[En.] In "Shijing," it compares strength to a tiger.
5. 例如宋·王安石《游褒禅山记》:力足以至焉。[En.] In Wang Anshi's text, he reflects on the limits of human strength.
6. 例如唐·柳宗元《童区寄传》:以缚背刃,力上下,得绝。[En.] Discusses the exertion of effort in a struggle.
7. 例如《孟子·梁惠王上》:吾力足以举百钧,而不足以举一羽。[En.] Mengzi speaks of the disparity of strength in his arguments.
例:[En.] For example,
- 力尽神危 (exhausted in effort and spirit to the extreme)
- 力软筋麻 (completely exhausted, out of stamina)
- 力屈 (power exhausted)
- 力尽 (strength used up)
- 力竭 (strength at the limit).
动词:
1. 勤;致力,努力;从事于。[En.] To engage or work hard.
2. 役使。[En.] To employ or exploit.
例:[En.] For example,
- 力农 (to engage in agriculture)
- 力耕 (to work hard in farming).
副词:
1. 尽力,竭力。[En.] To do all one can; to try one's utmost.
例:[En.] For example,
- 力正 (to strive for righteousness)
- 力战 (to fight with all one's might).
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