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Meaning of 譙

Pinyin qiáo、 qiào

Radical

言

Strokes

Definition

(surname) / drum tower, ridicule / to blame

Usage

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譙 (qiáo) 1. 城門上的瞭望樓。 A watchtower on the city gate. 2. 通“燋”。枯焦。引申為酷烈。 Same as "燋" (burnt). Withered and scorched. Extended meaning refers to intense or severe. 3. 通“燋”。憔悴。 Same as "燋" (burnt). Haggard or emaciated. 4. 姓。 A surname. 5. 古縣名。在今安徽省·亳州市。 An ancient county name, located in present-day Bozhou City, Anhui Province. 名词古代用以了望的楼台。 Noun: Ancient towers used for lookout purposes. 【组词】：「谯楼」、「谯门」。【Words】: "Qiao Tower", "Qiao Gate". 名词地名。曹操的故乡。汉置县，属沛郡，三国魏置郡，故址在今国内安徽省亳县。 Noun: Place name. The hometown of Cao Cao. Established as a county during the Han Dynasty, belonging to Pei Commandery; reestablished as a commandery during the Wei of the Three Kingdoms, located in present-day Bo County, Anhui Province. 动词责备。同「诮」。 Verb: To blame. Same as "诮" (to ridicule). 《管子．揆度》：「力足荡游不作，老者谯之。」 From "Guanzi - Measurements": "If one is capable but does not act, the elders will blame him." 《韩非子．五蠹》：「今有不才之子，父母怒之弗为改，乡人谯之弗为动。」 From "Han Feizi - Five Pests": "Now there is a talentless child. His parents are angry and do not change him; the villagers blame him but he does not change."