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scatter / separate / to open / to unroll / to spread out
Usage
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披 [pī]
1. Covering on the shoulders and back.
- Example: ~星戴月 (to drape the stars and wear the moon).
2. To wear.
- Example: ~挂. ~甲 (to wear a cloak; to wear armor).
3. To open, to spread.
- Example: ~襟. ~阅. ~露 (to open the collar; to reveal; to make public).
4. To split, to tear apart.
- Example: 竹竿~了 (the bamboo pole split).
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披 [pī] (noun)
- (Phonetic-ideographic): Derived from the hand and the sound of 'skin.' The original meaning refers to an ancient fixture that is used on both sides of a coffin cart to pull and carry fabric (English: silk ribbon).
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披 [pī] (verb)
1. To divide; to split. (English: divide; split)
- Example from Historical texts: 继续, 而披其地 (proceed to divide the land).
2. To open; to develop. (English: open)
- Example: 披帷西向立 (to open the curtain and stand facing west).
3. To push aside. (English: push aside)
- Example: 披草 (to push aside the weeds).
4. To drape over one's shoulder. (English: drape over one's shoulder)
- Example: 披甲 (to wear armor).
5. To turn over; to look over. (English: turn over; look over)
- Example: 披书 (to turn over a book).
6. To be routed. (English: be routed)
- Example: 汉军皆披靡 (the Han army was completely routed).
7. To unveil; to state. (English: unveil)
- Example: 披露真心 (to disclose one's true feelings).
8. To analyze; to discern. (English: analyze)
- Example: 披析 (to analyze).
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*Note: Derived from classic texts.*
lit. to cut one's way through thistles and thorns (idiom) / fig. to overcome all obstacles on the way / to break through hardships / to blaze a new trail
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