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偻 [lǚ]
动 (verb)
本义: 弯腰 (original meaning: bend)
1. 同本义 (same meaning): bend
2. 泛指弯曲 (generally refers to bending)
引 (citation):
1. 《说文》:偻,尩也。 按,《白虎通》:周公背偻是为强后。此字本训背曲。 (From "Shuowen Jiezi": Lǚ means to bend. According to "Baihu Tong": Duke Zhou's back was bent, hence he was called strong. This character originally means to bend the back.)
2. 《礼记·问丧》:偻者不袒。 (From "Liji": Those who are bent do not expose their chest.)
3. 《庄子·达生》:见疴偻者。 (From "Zhuangzi": To see those who suffer from hunching.)
4. 《汉书·蔡义传》:行步俯偻。 (From "Han Shu": Walking with a bent back.)
5. 《左传·昭公七年》:再命而偻。 (From "Zuo Zhuan": To be ordered again and then bend.)
6. 《荀子·王制》:偻巫跛觋。 (From "Xunzi": Hunchbacked shamans who cannot walk steadily.)
7. 《庄子·列御寇》:正考父一命而伛(曲背),再命而偻(弯腰),三命而俯,循墙而走,孰敢不轨! (From "Zhuangzi": Zeng Jia was ordered once and bent his back, ordered again and bent his body, ordered thrice and bowed down, ran along the wall, who would dare to go astray!)
8. 《后汉书·邓后传》:同行则偻身自卑。 (From "Hou Han Shu": When walking together, one bends and feels inferior.)
例 (example):
1. 偻背 (hunching back)
2. 偻偻 (hunched posture, describing submission)
3. 偻行 (walking with a bent back, describing old age)
4. 偻步 (walking while hunched)
5. 偻人 (a bent person, metaphorically referring to an old person)
6. 偻身 (bending one's body)
7. 偻俯 (bending one's body to show respect)
形 (adjective)
1. 疾速,速度快 (speedy)
引 (citation):
1. 《公羊传》:夫人不偻,不可使入。 (From "Gongyang Zhuan": A person should not be hunchbacked, otherwise cannot enter.)
名 (noun)
1. 驼背的人 (a hunchbacked person)
引 (citation):
1. 欧阳修《醉翁亭记》:伛偻提携,往来而不绝者,滁人游也。 (Ouyang Xiu's "Record of the Drunken Old Man Pavilion": Those who are hunched and take care of each other, continuously coming and going, they are the locals of Chuzhou.)
2. 《谷梁传》:齐使秃者御秃者,使眇者御眇者,使跛者御跛者,使偻者御偻者。 (From "Guliang Zhuan": Qi sent the bald to control the bald, the short to control the short, the lame to control the lame, and the hunchbacked to control the hunchbacked.)
1. 〔~儸〕干练;机灵。 (skillful; clever)
2. 指绿林或盗贼的部下、仆从。 (referring to the underlings or followers of bandits.)
其他 (others):
1. 〔佝(僂)gōu)~〕见“ 佝 ”。 (see "佝".)
2. 另见 lóu (see lóu.)
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