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免 [miǎn]
(verb)
1. 去掉,除掉。
(take off; remove)
2. 不被某种事物所涉及。
(not involved in something)
3. 不可,不要。
(not allowed; must not)
4. 同“勉”,勉励。
(same as "勉", to encourage)
5. 同“娩”,分娩。
(same as "娩", to give birth)
1. 去掉,除掉:~除。~税。~费。~官。~检。罢~。豁~。
(to remove; such as: exempt from taxes, fees, officials, inspections; to dismiss; to exempt)
2. 不被某种事物所涉及:避~。~疫。~不了。在所难~。
(not being affected by something; avoid; cannot escape from)
3. 不可,不要:闲人~进。
(not allowed; idle persons should not enter)
4. 同“勉”,勉励。
(same as "勉", to encourage)
5. 同“娩”,分娩。
(same as "娩", to give birth)
免 [miǎn]
(verb)
1. (会意。金文字形,下面是“人”,上面象人头上戴帽形,是冠冕的“冕”本字。由于假借为“免除”义,另造“冕”字。假借义:免除,避免)
(pictophonetic; the shape represents a person below and a crown above, originally meant 'crown'; the borrowing meaning is 'to exempt; to avoid')
2. 脱掉;脱落 ([En.] take off)
3. 赦免,释放 ([En.] release; set free)
4. 逃避灾难或罪过 ([En.] avoid; refrain from)
5. 去掉;除掉 ([En.] excuse or free from something; exempt)
6. 罢黜 ([En.] dismiss from office)
7. 豁免 ([En.] discharge)
8. 生孩子。同“娩” ([En.] give birth to)
9. 不允许 ([En.] be not allowed)
10. 分开;分离;别离 ([En.] separate; leave)
11. 通“俛”。低头 ([En.] bow before; put down one's head)
12. 通“勉”。努力,尽力 ([En.] make great efforts; do all one can)
免 [wèn]
(noun)
1. 古代丧服。去冠括发,以布缠头 ([En.] a kind of mourning apparel)
2. 物之新生、稚弱者 ([En.] bud)
3. 另见 miǎn
(see also miǎn)
免 [wèn]
(noun)
1. 古代丧服。去冠括发,以布缠头 ([En.] a kind of mourning apparel)
例:如:免服(古代丧服);免袒(古代丧服。袒露左臂,以麻布缠头);免麻(居丧者,缠麻带于首、腰以示哀)
(examples: 如: mourning attire; expose the left arm wrapped in cloth; mourners wrap hemp around the head and waist to show grief)
2. 物之新生、稚弱者 ([En.] bud)
引:
1 《大戴礼记》:推远稚免之幼志,崇积文武之宠德。
(Refer: The Grand Ritual: encourage the young and weak, and cultivate both literary and martial virtue)
3. 另见 miǎn
(see also miǎn)
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