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扪 (mén)
1. 按,摸。
[En.] Press, touch.
例: ~心自问。
[Example:] Question oneself while pressing the heart.
2. 同本义 ([En.] hold)
【引】
1. 《说文》:扪,抚持也。
[Reference:] "扪" means to hold.
2. 《诗·大雅·抑》:莫扪朕舌。 注:“扪,持也。”
[Reference:] "Do not hold my tongue." Note: "扪" means to hold.
例: 扪舌(握住舌头,使不能说话); 扪虱(捉住虱子); 扪月(捉月)
[Example:] Hold tongue (to grip the tongue and make it unable to speak); hold lice (to catch lice); hold the moon (to catch the moon).
3. 抚摸 ([En.] stroke; touch)
【引】
1. 《史记·高祖本纪》:乃扪足曰:“虏中吾指。” 索隐:“扪,摸也。”
[Reference:] "The Historical Records: then he touched his foot saying, 'This is my finger among the captives.'" Note: "扪" means to touch.
2. 《素问·离合真邪论》:必先扪而循之。 注:“扪,谓手摸。”
[Reference:] "The Plain Questions: One must first touch and follow." Note: "扪" means to touch with the hand.
3. 清· 薛福成《观巴黎油画记》:以手扪之。
[Reference:] "In my account of viewing Parisian oil paintings: to touch it with my hand."
例: 扪心(抚摸胸口); 扪心自揣(按着胸口自我估量); 扪循(按摩); 扪摸(触摸;摸索); 扪腹(抚摸腹部); 扪索(摸索,寻求); 扪足(以手摸足); 扪参(抚摸参宿); 扪天(摸天。极言其高); 扪膝(摸膝)
[Example:] Touch the heart (to pat the chest); reflect inwardly (to press the chest and self-assess); massage (to feel); explore (to touch and seek); touch the abdomen (to pat the belly); search (to feel around, to seek); touch the foot (to use a hand to examine the foot); touch the stars (to pat the stars); touch the sky (to touch the heavens, an expression of how high); touch the knee (to pat the knee).
4. 攀; 挽 ([En.] climb)
例: 扪涉(谓攀山涉水); 扪萝(攀援葛藤)
[Example:] Climbing and wading (to traverse mountains and waters); climbing vines (to climb climbing plants).
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