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趨
1. To walk quickly, to hurry forward.
Example: "趨前" (to move forward quickly), "疾趨而過" (to pass by in haste).
Source: "孟子•公孫丑上" (Mencius) - “其子趨而往視之。”; "文選•陶淵明•雜詩二首之二" (Selections from Literature) - “日入群動息,歸鳥趨林鳴。”
2. To head towards a certain purpose or direction.
Example: "趨吉避凶" (to seek good fortune and avoid misfortune), "時勢所趨" (the tendency of the times), "趨於一致" (to converge).
Source: "文選•王襃•四子講德論" (Selections from Literature) - “今夫子閉門距躍,專精趨學有日矣!”
3. To be attached or cling to.
Example: "趨炎附勢" (to flatter those in power).
Source: "荀子•議兵" (Xunzi) - “韓之上地,方數百里,完全富足而趨趙。”
4. In ancient rites, to take small quick steps when wanting to overtake an elder while walking.
Source: "論語•微子" (Analects) - “趨而辟之,不得與之言。”; "唐•柳宗元《植靈壽木詩" (Poem by Liu Zongyuan) - “前趨問長老,重復欣嘉名。”
5. To move towards or return to.
Example: "志趨" (to aim at).
Source: "孟子•告子下" (Mencius) - “三子者不同道,其趨一也。一者何也?曰仁也。”
6. Verb: To walk quickly, to hurry forward.
Example: "趋前" (move forward), "疾趋而过" (hurry past).
Source: "孟子•公孙丑上" - “其子趋而往视之。”; "文选•陶渊明•杂诗二首之二" - “日入群动息,归鸟趋林鸣。”
7. Verb: To head towards a certain purpose or direction.
Example: "趋吉避凶" (to seek good fortune and avoid misfortune), "时势所趋" (the tendency of the times), "趋于一致" (to converge).
Source: "文选•王襃•四子讲德论" - “今夫子闭门距跃,专精趋学有日矣!”
8. 通“促”。 (Also pronounced "cu")
Meaning: Same as “促” (to urge).
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