Mark: Biot ㄅㄧㄠˉ. The radical "ticket" is simplified to "show". Save strokes and simplify them according to ancient calligraphy. From the Woods, from the show. The sky hangs like a symbol, and the trajectory of things is a paradigm. The two paradigms of wood and display are superimposed. Describing things in wood is a standard example.
Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "The mark is the end of the raft. From the sound of wood and tickets. " . It is the paradigm of the ticket to make things clear according to the convention (clear interests, clear is king). The two paradigms of wood and ticket are superimposed. Use wood to clarify that things are standard paradigms through conventions. Unified specification is simplified to "standard".
Original meaning: The end of the tree is superficial, not fundamental. For example, treat both the symptoms and the root causes, but not the symptoms. Extension: Extension refers to trademarks, road signs, marks, signs, rulers, slogans and other "marks".
Extended meaning: extended meaning refers to "expressed by words or other things", such as: marks, titles, price tags, advertisements (original disclosure, instructions; Later extended to propaganda and boasting). Extended meaning: extended meaning refers to "the prize given to the winner of the competition, and also refers to the winner." Champion, champion.
Delay: Delay refers to "a project or a batch of goods, according to certain standards, put forward the price, and then the competitors choose to decide whether to clinch a deal." Such as: bidding, bidding.
Extended meaning: extended meaning refers to "quasi (d), an example". Such as: goals, standards (excellent). Extended meaning: extended meaning refers to "demeanor and style", such as standard case.
Extension: Extension refers to "the name of the China army in the late Qing Dynasty, which is roughly equivalent to a later regiment; It is also used as a unit to measure the army. "such as: a standard army, a standard army (governor, governor, prefect, etc. That is under their jurisdiction; Requirements of junior military attaché s to officers. Yi Yan: Also used as a surname.