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寒 [hán]
1. Cold; opposite of "暑" (hot).
- Example: 寒冬 (cold winter), 寒色 (cold colors), 寒衣 (cold clothing), 寒冽 (bitterly cold), 寒带 (cold belt), 寒战 (cold war), 寒噤 (to shiver), 寒食 (the Festival of Cold Food, observed on the day before Qingming, when ancient people did not light a fire to cook), 寒喧 (cold talk), 寒来暑往 (as winter departs, summer comes), 唇亡齿寒 (when the lips are gone, the teeth are cold).
2. To be afraid.
- Example: 寒心 (to feel fearful).
3. Poverty; sometimes used as a humble expression.
- Example: 寒门 (a poor family), 寒伧 (poor and pitiful), 寒舍 (a humble abode), 寒窗 (a metaphor for a difficult learning environment), 寒酸 (poverty-stricken), 寒士 (an old term referring to poor scholars).
4. Desolate.
- Example: 寒山 (a desolate mountain), 寒月 (cold moonlight).
5. Dreary; miserable.
- Example: 寒声 (a dreary sound).
6. Withered.
- Example: 寒枝 (trees bare in winter).
7. Humble term.
- Example: 寒第 (humble reference to one's home), 寒族 (humble reference to one's family).
动 [hán]
1. To feel cold.
- Example: 寒玉 (cold jade).
2. Fear; dread.
- Example: 寒心 (to feel fear).
3. To specifically refer to the termination of an agreement.
- Example: 遂寒前盟 (to end the previous agreement).
名 [hán]
1. A cold season; opposite of "暑" (hot).
- Example: 寒暑 (winter and summer).
2. A cold day.
- Example: 寒照 (sunshine on a cold day).
3. A cold night.
- Example: 寒星 (stars on a cold night).
4. Referring to ailments caused by cold.
- Example: 受了一点寒 (to catch a cold).
5. A surname.
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