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君 [jūn]
名词 (n.)
本义: 君主,国家的最高统治者
(Original meaning: Sovereign, the highest ruler of a country)
1. 封建时代指帝王、诸侯等。
(1. In feudal times, refers to emperors, lords, etc.)
- 例: 君主。君子(a. Formerly referred to nobles, rulers, and their representatives; b. Refers to a virtuous person, as in "正人君子")。君王。君上。国家的君权。君临。君侧。
(Examples: Ruler. Noble person. King. Lord. Country's sovereignty. To rule. By your side.)
2. 古代的封号。
(2. Ancient title.)
- 例: 商君。平原君。信陵君。长安君。
(Examples: Lord of the Shang. Lord of Pingyuan. Lord of Xinling. Lord of Chang'an.)
3. 对对方的尊称。
(3. A term of respect towards the other party.)
- 例: 张君。诸君。
(Examples: Mr. Zhang. All of you.)
引申义 (Extended meanings):
1. 古代大夫以上据有土地的各级统治者的通称。
(1. General term for various levels of rulers owning land above the ancient officials.)
(En. sovereign; ruler)
2. 封建制度的一种尊号,尤指君主国家所封的称号或封号。
(2. A title of respect in the feudal system, especially referring to titles granted by a monarch.)
(En. lord)
3. 引申为人的尊称,相当于“您”。
(3. Extended as a term of respect for a person, equivalent to "you.")
(En. your)
4. 夫妇之间的尊称。
(4. A term of respect between spouses.)
(En. sir; husband; wife)
5. 主体。
(5. Master.)
(En. master)
6. 姓。
(6. A surname.)
动词 (v.)
1. 主宰、统治。
(1. To dominate, to rule.)
(En. dominate)
引 (Quotation):
- 1 《诗·大雅·公刘》:君之宗之。
(From the Book of Poetry: You are the master.)
- 2 例如: 君火 (In traditional Chinese medicine, refers to the fire that governs spiritual matters.)
(Example: Ruler's fire)
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