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hard / strong / solid / firm / to supervise / to inspect / jail / prison, supervisor
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監
監 jiàn
【noun】
1. (Ideogram. The character is composed of elements that symbolize a person kneeling by a basin, looking at their reflection in the water. It is the original form of "鉴".)
2. Ancient mirror. Also written as "鉴" (English: mirror).
3. Names of ancient official offices (the heads are also called "监" or "少监") (English: an imperial office).
- Example:牧马监;钦天监;国子监
4. Ancient official title, mostly referring to officials in charge of supervision (English: an ancient official name).
5. Eunuch (English: court eunuch).
6. General term for officials in charge of a particular affair (English: official).
- Example: 监事 (junior officials in official departments).
7. Abbreviation of the ancient "国子监" (English: the Imperial Academy).
- Example: 监元 (the top student in the Imperial Academy's exams); 监学 (referring to the Imperial Academy).
8. Abbreviation for "監生" (English: student of the Imperial Academy).
- Reference: In "儒林外史": “周相公既有才学,何不捐他一个监进场?”
Ancient official titles or names of official offices.
- Eunuch:
- Example: 太监;内监
- Borrowing or referring to mirrors. Synonymous with "鉴".
Verb
1. To inspect, to supervise.
- Example: "监督". In "左传·庄公三十二年": "明神降之,监其德也。" In "史记·秦始皇本纪": "始皇怒,使扶苏北监蒙恬于上郡。"
2. To lead, to command.
- In "史记·卷六四·司马穰苴传": "请以君之宠臣监军。" In "金史·卷一零六·刘炳传": "臣愿陛下择诸王之英明者,总监天下之兵。"
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