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【本义】: 古代死刑的一种。斩首或腰斩;杀
The original meaning: A form of execution in ancient times. Decapitation or cutting in half; to kill.
【造字法】: 会意。从车,从斤。古有“车裂”之刑,故从车。斤,斧子,可用于杀人。
Character formation: A compound character. Composed of "车" (car) and "斤" (axe). The inclusion of "车" is because there was an ancient punishment called "car ripping." "斤" indicates an axe, which can be used for killing.
意义:
1. 同本义 ([En.] behead; decapitate; chop sb.'s head off; chop; kill)
2. 砍;砍断 ([En.] chop; cut down)
3. 断绝 ([En.] break off; dissociate)
4. 剪裁,特指丧服不缉下边 ([En.] tailor; cut out a garment)
5. 用同“眨”。眼睛一睁一闭 ([En.] wink)
引典:
1. 《说文》:斩,截也。
[En.] "Shuōwén": To chop, it means to cut.
2. 《尔雅·释诂》:斩,杀也。
[En.] "Ěryǎ": To behead means to kill.
3. 《诗·小雅·节南山》:国既卒斩。
[En.] "Shījīng": The state has executed it after it has completed.
4. 《释名·释丧制》:斫头曰斩,斩要曰要斩。
[En.] "Shìmíng": Chopping the head is called 'beheading,' the essentials of beheading are known as beheading essentials.
5. 《周礼·秋官·掌戮》:掌斩杀贼谍而膊之。
[En.] "Zhōulǐ": In charge of executing thieves and spies.
例:
- 斩使 (to kill the envoy)
- 斩棺戮尸 (to open the coffin and stab the corpse)
- 斩断 (to chop; to sever)
- 斩绝 (to cut off; to break)
斩
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非常;特别 ([En.] very; special)
引典:
1. 《老残游记》:老远地便见有多少洋枪队,由教习打着外国口号,一斩齐地走了上来。
[En.] "Lao Can's Travels": From a distance, one can see many foreign gun squads marching in unison under the teacher's commands.
例:
- 斩平 (particularly smooth)
- 斩新 (brand new)
- 斩截 (neat; clean-cut)
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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