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穢
huì
1. Overgrown with weeds;荒蕪;雜草叢生。
2. Dirty;污濁;肮髒。
3. Make dirty; stain;弄髒;玷污。
4. Evil; ugly;邪惡;醜陋。
5. In disorder;雜亂。
6. Debauchery;淫亂。
7. Corrupt; foul;腐敗;腐爛。
8. Refers to evil person; vile creature;喻指惡人;丑類。
9. Defect;缺點;缺陷。
10. Excrement;糞便。
11. One of the ancient Eastern minority groups;古代東方少數民族之一。
Example Sentences:
1. 《荀子•富國》:“民貧,則田瘠以穢,田瘠以穢,則出實不半。”
("When the people are poor, the fields become barren and overgrown with weeds; barren and overgrown, they yield less than half.")
2. 《左傳•昭公二十六年》:“且天之有彗也,以除穢也。”
("The appearance of a comet in heaven is to eliminate dirt.")
3. 漢蔡邕《女誡》:“面一旦不修飾,則塵垢穢之;心一朝不思善,則邪惡入之。”
("If one's face is not adorned for a day, it will be sullied; if one's heart does not think of good for a morning, evil will enter it.")
4. 《書•泰誓中》:“無辜籲天,穢德彰聞。”
("Innocent people call upon Heaven, their filthy deeds exposed.")
5. 《後漢書•班彪傳附班固》:“贍而不穢,詳而有體。”
("Abundant but not filthy, detailed yet with substance.")
6. 《韓非子•亡徵》:“後妻淫亂,主母畜穢,外内混通,男女無别。”
("The concubine is corrupt, the mistress harbors filth, the inside and outside are in chaos, and there is no distinction between men and women.")
7. 《金匱要略•禽獸魚蟲禁忌》:“穢飯、餒肉、臭魚,食之皆傷人。”
("Eating dirty rice, rotten meat, or stinking fish will harm people.")
8. 《國語•魯語上》:“武王去民之穢。”
("King Wu removed the filth from the people.")
9. 《論衡•自紀》:“通人造書,文無瑕穢。”
("A knowledgeable person writes a text that is free from flaws.")
10. 《晋書•殷浩傳》:“官本臭腐,故將得官而夢尸;錢本糞土,故將得錢而夢穢。”
("The official is inherently rotten, so one dreams of being an official in decay; money is like excrement, hence one dreams of wealth and filth.")
11. 《逸周書•王會》:“穢人前兒。”
("A filthy person stands before.")
Note: The complexity and usage of the character encompass various nuances related to dirtiness, corruption, evil, and moral defects, as reflected in historical texts and idiomatic expressions.
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