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板 [bǎn]
名词
1. 成片的较硬的物体:案板、板子、木板、板上钉钉。
(A relatively hard object in a sheet form: table board, panel, wooden board, nailing on the board.)
2. 演奏民族音乐或戏曲时打节拍的乐器,又指歌唱的节奏:檀板、鼓板、一字一板、荒腔走板。
(A percussion instrument used to mark rhythm in folk music or operas, also referring to the rhythm in singing: tanban (a type of wooden clapper), drum boards, every word has a beat, incoherent singing.)
3. 不灵活,少变化:死板、呆板。
(Rigid, lacking flexibility or change: stiff, wooden.)
4. 露出严肃或不高兴的表情:板着脸。
(Displaying a serious or unhappy expression: keeping a straight face.)
5. 见“老”字“老板”。
(Refers to the character "老" in "老板" (boss).)
名词
1. 同“版”。木板 ([En.] board; plank; plate)
2. 泛指板状的扁平之物 ([En.] sth. resembling board; plate; plank)
3. 笏,手板。古代官吏上朝时所执的记事板 ([En.] tablet)
4. 板筑用的夹板 ([En.] slab)
5. 印板,印书用的板片。现用“版” ([En.] printing plate)
6. 拍板,中国民族乐器中用来打拍子的板片。也指音乐中的节拍 ([En.] a plate for percussion in traditional Chinese instruments; also refers to musical beat.)
7. 门窗的遮板,如店铺的门板。常作“板儿” ([En.] shutter)
8. 中国民族音乐或戏曲中的强的拍子 ([En.] an accented beat).
9. 姓 ([En.] surname)
形容词
(神态、书法、文章等) 呆板,不灵活或少变化 ([En.] wooden)
动词
1. 表情上保持严肃 ([En.] keep a straight face).
2. 结成硬块 ([En.] harden)
名词
3. 私营工商业的财产所有者 ([En.] owner of private businesses).
4. 旧尊称戏剧演员 ([En.] a former respectful term for actors).
to hold an inconsequential job / to receive a cold reception / to be kept waiting for an assignment or audience / to be out in the cold / to be sidelined / to warm the bench / to cool one's heels
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