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肱 [gōng]
〈名〉
【本义】: 上臂,手臂由肘到肩的部分
【Literal Meaning】: The upper arm, the part of the arm from the elbow to the shoulder.
1. 胳膊由肘到肩的部分:~骨。曲~而枕。
(1) The part of the arm from elbow to shoulder: e.g. arm bone. bend the arm and rest it.
2. 喻强大、得力的助手:股~之臣。
(2) Metaphor for a strong and capable assistant: e.g. a minister who is the right arm of the ruler.
【造字法】: 形声。从肉,厷( gōng )声。
【Character Formation】: Phono-semantic compound; it consists of the radical for flesh (肉) and the phonetic component 厷 (gōng).
同本义 ([En.] brachium; forearm) 后多引伸泛指胳膊
(3) The same as the original meaning ([En.] brachium; forearm) which later extended to refer broadly to the arm.
比喻帝王的卿佐 ([En.] imperial assistant)
(4) A metaphor for the emperor's ministers ([En.] imperial assistant).
【引】
1. 《说文》:肘臂节也。段注:“厷与臂之节曰肘,股与胫之节曰膝。”
"In the 'Shuowen', it defines the joint of the elbow." Commentary: "The connection between the forearm and the elbow is called 'elbow', and the connection between the thigh and the lower leg is the knee."
2. 《诗·小雅·元差别》:麾之以肱,毕来既升。
"In 'Shijing', it states: 'By waving with the arm, those who come must come, and those who rise must rise.'"
3. 《论语》:曲肱而枕之。
“In 'Lunyu', it mentions: ‘bend the arm and rest it.’”
股肱之臣
(5) Ministers who are the right arms of the emperor.
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