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Meaning of 铸

Pinyin zhù

Radical

钅

Strokes

Definition

cast metals / to coin (money)

Usage

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铸 (zhù) 1. To melt metal and pour it into a mold to create objects. - Examples: 铸铁 (cast iron). 铸造 (foundry). 铸件 (cast piece). 熔铸 (smelting). 铸币 (minting coins). 2. The same meaning as the above (cast; found). This term broadly refers to the process of refining and sculpting metal or molding liquid non-metal materials (such as plastic) into objects. 3. To cultivate or develop (人才 - talent). - Example: - 引用: 汉· 贾谊《过秦论》：铸以为金人。 - Meaning: "Cast to create a golden person." 4. To refine or sculpt (词句 - phrases). - Examples: - 引用: 《文心雕龙》：虽取熔经意，亦自铸伟辞。 - Meaning: "Though one draws on the essence of teachings, one also forges magnificent phrases." 5. To train (造就 - create talent). - Example: - 引用: 《法言·学行》：或曰:“人可铸与?”曰:“孔子铸颜渊矣。” - Meaning: "Someone asks, 'Can a person be cast?' The reply is, 'Confucius trained Yan Yuan.'" 6. Various terms related to the concept include: - 铸印 (casting metal seals) - 铸冶 (casting and refining metal objects) - 铸兵 (casting weapons) - 铸作 (to cast) - 铸金 (to alloy metals into objects) - 铸铜 (to refine copper) The character "铸" is constructed using the "metal" radical, and historically reflects the process of melting metal, indicated by the depiction of ancient cooking vessels.

铸币 zhù bì

coin / to mint (coins)

冶铸 yě zhù

to smelt and cast

浇铸 jiāo zhù

to cast (molten metal) / to mold

熔铸 róng zhù

casting / founding

铸造 zhù zào

to cast (pour metal into a mold)

铸铁 zhù tiě

pig iron / foundry iron

铸件 zhù jiàn

casting / foundry goods

铸成 zhù chéng

to cast in metal / (fig.) to forge / to fashion

铜铸 tóng zhù

Copper casting

铸就 zhù jiù

Cast

铸成大错 zhù chéng dà cuò

to make a serious mistake (idiom)

铸钢 zhù gāng

cast steel

铸锭 zhù dìng

ingotting / ingot casting / keelblook / cast ingot

铸型 zhù xíng

cast / matrix / mould / calm / casting mould

球墨铸铁 qiú mò zhù tiě

nodular cast iron / spheroidal graphite cast iron

铸造厂 zhù zào chǎng

jobbing foundry / foundry work

徐铸成 xú zhù chéng

Xu Zhucheng

铸排机 zhù pái jī

typograph / composing machines / typesetting machine / hot-metal composing machine

铸字 zhù zì

typecasting / typefounding / foundry type / hand type

铸币厂 zhù bì chǎng

Mint