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甑 [zèng]
1. 古代蒸饭的一种瓦器。底部有许多透蒸气的孔格,置于鬲上蒸煮,如同现代的蒸锅。
(An ancient earthen utensil for steaming rice. It has many small holes at the bottom for steam to pass through and is placed on a pot to cook, similar to modern steamers.)
2. 〔~子〕现在蒸饭用的木制桶状物,有屉而无底。
(A rice steamer used today, resembling a wooden bucket, with a shelf but no bottom; also known as “甑子”.)
3. 蒸馏或使物体分解用的器皿。
(An utensil for distilling water, etc.)
4. 同本义 (An ancient earthen utensil for steaming rice.)
5. 引用出处:
1. 《说文》:甑,甗也。
("Shuōwén"): Zèng, also known as yán.
2. 甑,自关而东谓之甗,或谓之甑。——《方言》五
(Zèng refers to yán, which is east of Guan, or is called zèng.) — "Dialect" 5
3. 《孟子·滕文公上》:许子以釜甄爨,以铁耕乎?
(Mencius, Chapter Teng Wengong): “Can you cook with a cauldron and a steamer, and plow with iron?”
4. 《后汉书·孟敏传》:荷甑堕地,不顾而去。
(Book of the Later Han, Biography of Meng Min): “He dropped the zèng and left without looking back.”
5. 宋·陆游《杂题六首》:朝甑米空烹芋粥,夜缸油尽点松明。
(Song Dynasty, Lu You, "Miscellaneous Poems"): “In the morning, steam rice for porridge; at night, the oil in the tank runs out, lit with pine candles.”
6. 蒸米饭的用具,略像木桶,有屉子而无底,亦作“甑子”。
(A rice steamer used today, resembling a wooden bucket, with a shelf but no bottom; also known as “甑子”.)
7. 例:如:他到灶屋抓了一把甑边饭。
(Example: He went to the stove room and grabbed a handful of zèng边饭.)
8. 蒸馏或使物体分解用的器皿。
(An utensil for distilling water, etc.)
9. 例:如:曲颈甑。
(Example: For instance, curved-neck zèng.)
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