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战 (zhàn)
1. 打仗:
- To fight; to wage war.
2. 泛指争斗,比高下:
- General term for conflict and competition; to distinguish between strengths and weaknesses.
- 例如: 论战 (debate); 争战 (contention).
3. 发抖:
- To tremble or shiver.
- 例如: 战抖 (to shiver); 寒战 (to shiver from the cold).
4. 姓:
- A surname.
战 (zhàn)
- 【本义】: 作战,打仗 (Original meaning: to fight, to battle)
- 【造字法】: 形声。从戈,单(占)声 (Character formation: phono-semantic compound, with "戈" indicating weapon and "占" providing phonetic sound).
- 【同本义】 ([En.] battle; war): 同本义
- 【引】:
1. 《说文》:战,斗也 (Shuōwén: "War means to fight.")
2. 《左传·庄公十一年》:皆陈曰战 (The Zuo Zhuan: "All declared it a battle.")
3. 《公羊传·庄公三十年》:春秋敌者言战 (Gong Yang Zhuan: "In Spring and Autumn, enemies speak of battle.")
- 【例】:
- 征战 (to campaign in war); 战阀 (war merit); 战垒 (fortification in war).
- 【引】:
1. 《易·坤》:龙战于野 (The I Ching: "The dragon battles in the field.")
2. 清· 邵长蘅《青门剩稿》:下骑搏战 (Qing & Shao Changheng: "The horsemen engage in combat.")
- 【后作“颤”】 ([En.] later means "to shiver"):
- 【引】:
1. 《尔雅·释诂》:战栗,惧也 (Erya: "To shiver indicates fear.")
2. 《论语·八佾》:使民战栗 (Analects: "To make the people tremble.")
- 【例】:
- 战欣欣 (to tremble in joy); 战悸 (to tremble in fright).
战 (zhàn)
名 (n.) -
1. 战争;战事:
- War; warfare; a battle.
- 【引】:
1. 陈子昂《送别崔著作东征》:王师非乐战,之子慎佳兵 (Chen Zi'ang: "The royal army does not fight joyfully; the younger generation must take care in choosing soldiers.")
- 【例】:
- 战史 (historical records of wars); 战讯 (news of battles); 战道 (rules of warfare).
2. 姓:
- A surname.
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