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问
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动词
【本义】:问,询问
【造字法】:形声。从口,门声。
1. 有不知道或不明白的事请人解答:询问、回答、提问、问津、质问、过问。
(Eng: To seek answers for things that are unknown or unclear. Examples: inquire, answer, ask questions, ask about as in to seek help or information.)
2. 为表关切而询问:慰问、问候、问长问短。
(Eng: To ask out of concern. Examples: inquire about well-being, send regards, ask about details.)
3. 审讯,追究:审问、问案、唯你是问。
(Eng: To question or interrogate, to investigate. Examples: interrogate, question a case, you are the only one being questioned.)
4. 管,干预:概不过问。
(Eng: To manage or intervene. Example: generally does not involve.)
5. 向某人或某方面要东西:我问他借几本书。
(Eng: To obtain something from someone. Example: I asked him to lend me a few books.)
6. 姓。
(Eng: A surname.)
问
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名词
1. 周代诸侯国间的一种相互访问的礼节。
(Eng: A form of mutual visitation among feudal states during the Zhou Dynasty.)
2. 指书信。
(Eng: Refers to letters.)
3. 权威性的命令,常由上级向下级发布。
(Eng: An authoritative command, often issued from higher to lower authorities.)
4. 通“闻”。声誉。
(Eng: Also means "to hear." Refers to reputation.)
问
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介词
表示方向、对象,相当于“向”。
(Eng: Indicates direction or object, equivalent to "to.")
be beyond the means of ... / dare not ask the way to the ford / dare not show any interest in / not dare to inquire (as about the price of expensive goods)
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