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籲
1. To call out; to shout.
2. Harmony; concord.
Interjection expressing surprise or doubt. From "Yupian, Koubu": "呼,疑怪之辞,惊语也." (to call; an expression of doubt or surprise). From "Wenxuan, Zhang Heng, Dongjingfu": "吁!汉帝之德,侯其褘而." (Ah! The virtue of the Han Emperor, waiting for his grace.) From Tang dynasty poet Han Yu's "Jinxuejie": "吁!子来前!夫大木为杗,细木为桷." (Ah! You come forward! The big wood serves as the beam, while the small wood serves as the support.)
Verb meaning to sigh. Example phrase: "长吁短叹" (long sighs and short laments). From Tang dynasty poet Li Bai’s "Gufeng" poem 59 (5-6): "献君君按剑,怀宝空长吁." (Presenting you, my lord, pressing your sword, holding the treasure and sighing long.) From Song dynasty poet Liu Zai’s "Yeqinxing": "过者且勿叹,闻者且莫吁." (Those passing by should not sigh, and those who hear should not call out.)
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