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佞 [nìng]
动词:
1. 用花言巧语谄媚。
(To flatter with flowery words.)
名词:
1. 巧言谄媚的人。
(One who flatters.)
形容词:
1. 有才智。
(Wise.)
2. 伪善的。
(Hypocritical.)
详细释义:
1. 有才智,旧时谦称:不~。
(Wise, a modest term historically used: "not wise.")
2. 善辩,巧言谄媚:~人(有口才而不正派的人)。
(Good at speaking, skilled in flattery: a "flatterer" (one who is eloquent but not upright).)
3. ~幸(以谄媚而得宠幸)。
(To gain favor through flattery.)
4. ~史(为讨好当权者而歪曲篡改事实的历史)。
(History distorted and altered to please those in power.)
5. ~臣。奸~。
(Flattering officials. Treacherous flatterers.)
引文:
1. 《说文》:佞,巧谄高材也。
(Shuō Wén: "Nìng is to flatter high talents.")
2. 《广雅》:佞,巧也。
(Guǎng Yǎ: "Nìng means skilled.")
3. 《韩诗外传》:佞,谄也。
(Hán Shī Wài Zhuàn: "Nìng is flattery.")
4. 《国语·晋语》:佞之见佞,果丧其田。
(Guó Yǔ: "A nìng will ultimately lose his land.")
5. 《史记·周本纪》:为人佞巧。
(Shǐ Jì: "One who is nìng and clever.")
6. 《盐铁论·刺议》:以邪导人谓之佞。
(Yán Tiě Lùn: "To mislead people is called nìng.")
7. 《论语·公冶长》:焉用佞。
(Lùn Yǔ: "Why use flatterers?")
8. 《书·吕刑》:非佞折狱,惟良折狱。
(Shū: "Not to judge with flattery, but with integrity.")
9. 唐·柳宗元《答韦中立论师道书》:非佞誉诬谀之徒。
(Táng: "Not those who deceive with flattery.")
例子:
又如: 佞王(奸佞);佞巧(谄佞巧诈);佞感(谄佞,媚惑);佞道(谄佞邪恶之术);佞兑(谄谀取悦);佞禄(以谄谀取媚而获得利禄);佞色(谄媚的表情);佞恶(谄媚邪恶);佞口(谗佞人之口;利口;巧嘴);佞舌(巧嘴;巧舌);佞言(逢迎讨好的话);佞给(巧言善辩);佞慧(善于阿谀奉承而又狡黠)。
(Examples include: flatterer king (treacherous); cunningly flattering; seductive flattery; treacherous ways; sycophancy for personal gain; flattering expressions; wicked sycophancy; sly tongue; charming words; flattery in conversation; smooth-talking; clever at flattery.)
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