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飨
xiǎng
(verb)
1. 用酒食招待客人,泛指请人受用:~会。~宴。~客。
(To entertain guests with food and drink, generally referring to inviting people to enjoy: banquet, feast, host guests.)
2. 祭祀。
(To offer sacrifices.)
3. 同“享”。
(Same as "enjoy".)
4. 犒赏,赏赐。
(To grant rewards or bestow gifts.)
5. 用酒食慰劳。
(To offer food and drink as a reward.)
6. 享受。通“享”。
(To enjoy; interchangeable with "enjoy".)
7. 接受酒食。
(To receive entertainment and food.)
引:
1. 《说文》:飨,乡人饮酒也。
(In "Shuo Wen," it states: "飨 implies villagers drinking together.")
2. 《广韵》:飨,歆飨。
(In "Guang Yun," it notes: "飨 indicates enjoyment of food.")
3. 《仪礼·少牢馈食礼》:尚蚃。
(From "Rites of Zhou": "the privileged banquet.")
4. 《国语·晋语一》:将弗克飨为人而已。
(From "The Discourses of the States," it mentions: "will not be able to feast others.")
5. 《国语·晋语四》:君其飨之。
(From "The Discourses of the States": "the ruler should feast them.")
6. 《淮南子·说山》:先祭而后飨。
(From "Huainanzi": "one must sacrifice first, and then feast.")
7. 《诗·豳风》:朋酒斯飨,曰杀羔羊。 毛传:“飨,乡人饮酒也。”
(In "The Book of Songs": "Feasting with wine and killing lambs." Mao's commentary: "飨 means villagers drink.")
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