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窩 (wō)
1. A nest for birds or other animals; metaphorically refers to a place where bad people gather.
(禽獸或其他動物的巢穴,喻壞人聚居的地方。)
2. A temporary, makeshift hut.
(臨時搭成的簡陋的小屋。)
3. The position occupied by a person or object.
(喻人體或物體所占的位置。)
4. A depressed or sunken area.
(窪陷的地方。)
5. To bend or make something crooked.
(弄彎,使曲折。)
6. To hide a criminal or illegal goods.
(藏匿犯法的人或東西。)
7. Accumulation of feelings that cannot be expressed or released.
(鬱積不得發作或發揮。)
Examples:
- A nest for birds or other animals; metaphorically refers to a place where bad people gather: 窩巢 (wō cháo) - nest; 鳥窩 (niǎo wō) - bird's nest; 賊窩 (zéi wō) - den of thieves.
- A temporary, makeshift hut: 窩棚 (wō péng) - shed; 窩鋪 (wō pū) - makeshift dwelling.
- The position occupied by a person or object: 窩子 (wō zi) - space; 挪個窩兒 (nuó ge wō er) - make some space.
- A depressed or sunken area: 酒窩兒 (jiǔ wō er) - wine pit; 心窩兒 (xīn wō er) - pit in the heart.
- To bend or make something crooked: 把鐵絲窩過來 (bǎ tiě sī wō guò lái) - to bend the wire.
- To hide a criminal or illegal goods: 窩主 (wō zhǔ) - den owner; 窩匪 (wō fěi) - den of bandits; 窩藏 (wō cáng) - hideaway.
- Accumulation of feelings that cannot be expressed or released: 窩火 (wō huǒ) - suppressed anger; 窩心 (wō xīn) - pent-up feelings; 窩風 (wō fēng) - bottled-up emotions.
Noun: A nest for birds, beasts, insects, etc.
(鸟兽昆虫等的巢穴。)
Example phrases: 照鳥窩 (niǎo wō), bee hive (蜂窝, fēng wō), chicken coop (鸡窝, jī wō), pigsty (猪窝, zhū wō).
Noun: A place where people gather or reside.
(人聚集或居住的地方。)
Example phrases: den of thieves (贼窝, zéi wō), bandit lair (土匪窝, tǔ fěi wō).
Reference: 《儒林外史.第一四回》: "Mr. Ma Er has a long body, wears a tall square cap, has a dark face, with a belly, and wears a pair of thick-bottomed worn boots, running around and bumping into people in the den." (马二先生身子又长,戴一顶高方巾,一幅乌黑的脸,捵着个肚子,穿着一双厚底破靴,横着身子乱跑,只管在人窝子里撞。)
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