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Meaning of 遑

Pinyin huáng

Radical

辶

Strokes

Definition

leisure

Usage

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遑 [huáng] 形 1. 闲暇：不～。未～。 Leisure: not having leisure; not free. 2. 〔～～〕匆忙不安定的样子。亦作“皇皇”。 A flustered and hurried state; also written as "皇皇". 3. 古同“惶”，恐惧。 An ancient synonym for "惶", meaning fear. 名空闲;闲暇 Leisure; free time. 引 1. 《盐铁论·散不足》：墨子遑遑，闵世也。 "In the discourse on Salt and Iron: Mozi was anxious and concerned about the world." 2. 《三国志·虞翻传》：权于是大怒，手剑欲击之，侍坐者莫不遑遽。 "In the Records of the Three Kingdoms: Quan was enraged and was about to strike with his sword; those present were all flustered." 3. 《列子·杨朱》：戚戚然以至于死，此天民之遑遽者也。 "In Liezi: They were anxious to the point of death; this is what the people feel in turmoil." 4. 明· 梦觉道人《三刻拍案惊奇》：仲达闻阵而惕惕，子丹望风而遑遑! "In Ming Dynasty literature: Zhongda felt uneasy upon hearing the battle; Zidan was nervous and anxious!" 引 1. 《玉篇》：遑，暇也。 "In Yupan: '遑' means leisure." 2. 《诗·召南·殷其雷》：何斯违斯?莫敢或遑。 "In the Book of Songs: 'Why do we defy this? No one dares to be idle.'" 3. 《书·无逸》：自朝至于日中昃，不遑暇食，用咸和万民。孔颖达疏:遑，亦暇也。重言之者，古人自有复语。 "In the Book of Documents: 'From morning until noon, there's no time to eat; it’s about benefiting all people.' Kong Yingda's commentary: '遑' also means leisure. The repetition indicates that the ancients used such expressions."

遑论 huáng lùn

let alone / not to mention