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益 [yì]
动
1. 增加: to increase.
例: 益寿延年 (to increase longevity). 增益 (to gain). 损益 (to damage or benefit).
2. 好处,有好处: benefit, to have advantages.
例: 利益 (profit). 益处 (benefit). 公益 (public welfare). 权益 (rights and interests). 受益非浅 (to benefit greatly).
3. 更加: all the more.
例: 益发 (to become more). 日益壮大 (to become increasingly powerful).
4. 同“溢”,水漫出来: same as "overflow", water spills out.
形
1. 有益,有利: beneficial.
例: 益鸟 (beneficial bird).
2. 富裕: prosperous.
例: 其家必日益 (his family must become richer).
3. 骄傲自满: conceited and self-satisfied.
例: 有貌愿而益 (to be conceited about one's looks).
副
1. 更加: all the more.
例: 君之疾在肌肤,不治将益深 (if not treated, the illness will become worse).
2. 渐渐: gradually; little by little.
例: 习其怕,又近出前后 (to gradually get familiar with the fear).
名
1. 任何一种好处或利益: advantage; profit; benefit — opposite of "harm".
例: 受益不浅 (to benefit greatly).
2. 州名: Yi prefecture.
This was one of the thirteen governorates established by Emperor Wu of Han. Its territory roughly corresponds to parts of present-day Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu, Shaanxi, Hubei, and Guizhou provinces.
【本义】: “溢”的本字。水漫出: The original meaning related to water overflowing.
【造字法】: 会意. Should be noted that the character is formed by a pictorial representation, indicating an overflowing vessel.
【引】:
- 同本义 (to overflow).
- 引申为水涨 (to raise).
- 在某些方面增加 (to increase in certain aspects).
- 助; 补助 (to assist).
- 扩大,加大 (to expand).
(*引自繁体辞典解释)
(*音同“一”)
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