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勃 [bó]
〈动〉
1. Suddenly; abruptly.
- 勃然 (① suddenly, as in "勃然大怒"; ② the appearance of rising, as in "勃然作色").
2. The appearance of color change.
- 勃腾腾 (the appearance of rising anger).
3. Vigorous; thriving.
- 勃起 (to rise); 勃发 (to burst forth); 勃蓬 (to flourish).
〈形〉
1. Vigorous (English: vigorous).
2. Synonymous with 悖; obstinate (English: stubborn).
3. The appearance of changing face or color (English: change countenance).
〈名〉
1. Powder; powdered substance (English: powder).
2. A surname.
引:
1. In "说文": "勃, to push."
2. In "广雅": "勃, to spread." Today, the local dialect describes spinning things with force as 勃.
3. Example: 勃郁 (the appearance of swirling wind; accumulation); 勃屑 (that is 勃窣).
〈形〉
1. Vigorous (English: vigorous).
- Example from 马融's “长笛赋”: 气喷勃以布覆兮.
- "勃勃" means abundant.
- Example from 荀子: "勃然平世之俗起焉” suggests "the appearance of rising.”
2. Synonymous with 悖; obstinate (English: stubborn).
- Example from 庄子: "彻志之勃,解心之谬."
- Example from 韩非子: "利在故新相反,前后相勃."
- Example: 勃乱 (acting against common sense); 勃逆 (rebellious); 勃谿 (quarreling between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law).
3. The appearance of changing face or color (English: change countenance).
- Example from 论语: "君召使摈,色勃如也."
- Example: 勃如 (the appearance of a solemn expression); 勃然 (the appearance of anger, changed face; suddenly; arising).
〈名〉
1. Powder; powdered substance (English: powder).
- Example from 农政全书: "有黄黑勃,着之污人手."
2. A surname.
1. Synonymous with 悖; to go against the facts, confused and disordered.
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