What does reward mean?

reward shǎng

Chinese explanation - English translation

Chinese explanation of reward

The following results are provided by the dictionary explanation of Han Dictionary

Radical strokes

Radical: Bei Buwai Strokes: 8 Total strokes: 12

Wubi 86: IPKM Wubi 98 :IPKM Cangjie: FBRBO

Stroke number: 243452512534 Four-corner number: 90802 Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese characters U+8D4F

Basic meaning

1. Refers to those with high status People or elders give property to people with low status or juniors: ~ gold. ~Give. Award~. ~The punishment is clear.

2. Watch something because you like it: ~ read. ~ Analysis. ~Flower. ~ month. Xin~. Jian~. ~ Delightful to the heart.

3. Recognize the value of people’s talents or works and pay attention to them: ~knowledge. Like~.

4. Respectful words: ~face. ~Light.

5. Last name.

6. The same as "shang" in ancient times, respect.

Detailed meanings

〈动〉

1. (Phonetic. Congbei, Shangsheng. Original meaning: reward; reward)

2. Same as the original meaning [grant a reward; award]

Reward means giving merit. ——"Shuowen"

Reward means reporting the merits of those below. ——"Mozi Jing"

In three years, I have been rewarded by great powers. ——"Yi Weiji"

Yao was able to reward and punish all. ——"Book of Rites·Sacrifice"

Good people are rewarded with wealth. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-Eighth Year of Duke Xiang"

Appreciating the fields. ——"Zhou Li·Zi Shi"

It is advisable to pay a judge to discuss his punishment and rewards. ——Zhuge Liang's "Shishi Biao"

There is no reward for being a prince. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

3. Another example: reward fishing (reward for labor); reward mouth (for the population of slaves); reward field (rewarded field); reward head ( The first person to be rewarded); reward (reward); reward (reward); reward land (reward field)

4. Enjoy; appreciate [enjoy; appreciate]

Strange Appreciate the article *** and analyze the doubts. ——Tao Yuanming's "Migration"

Du Langjun's reward is now so serious that I should be surprised. ——Song Dynasty Jiang Kui's "Yangzhou Slowness"

5. Another example: admiration (receiving appreciation and courtesy); appreciating the moon (appreciating the moonscape); appreciating (appreciating; appreciating); appreciating party (appreciation party) ); reward (appreciation is congenial); appreciation (appreciation is congenial)

6. Praise, praise [praise]

Reward good deeds. ——"Zuo Zhuan, the Fourteenth Year of Duke Xiang"

7. Another example: Appreciation (praise and appreciation); Appreciation and encouragement (appreciation and encouragement); Appreciation (praise and acceptance); Appreciation (joy of praise) ;Reward and respect (appreciation and respect)

8. Know "Shang". Respect [respect]

Those who appreciate it are Mingsheng. ——"Guanzi·Bayan"

Rewarding the virtuous makes the capable come second. ——"Xunzi·Wangba"

9. Another example: reward the virtuous (respect the virtuous)

1. Give or reward Something [award]

Those ministers, officials and people who can confront the mistakes of others will be rewarded. ——"Warring States Policy·Qi Policy"

2. Another example: reward rate (standard of reward); private reward (gift); reward; clear reward and punishment; bounty

3 . quantifier. A unit of measurement of land area. Also known as "noon". Later written as "姧"

Common phrases

1. Reward shǎngcì

(1) [award]: to reward; to bestow

Twelve volumes of Ce Xun, rewarding hundreds and thousands of strong men. ——"Collection of Yuefu Poems·Mulan Poems"

(2) [reward]: money and goods rewarded

Just the decoration and decoration of Chuxiu Palace and Yikun Palace The reward for the servants cost more than one million taels of silver.

——"The Palace Museum"

2. Rewards and punishments shǎngfá

[rewards and punishments] Rewards and punishments

Clear rewards and punishments

3. Reward and punishment are clear shǎngfá-fēnmíng

[dispense reward and punishment impartially; reward and punish only those who really deserve] Rewards that deserve rewards and punishments that deserve punishment should be dealt with clearly

4. reward shǎngfēng

[lagress in red envelope; red envelope containing money award] In the old days, it refers to the red envelope containing reward money

5. reward shǎngguāng

[request the pleasure of one's pany; do one the honour of attending] A formula used to invite others to ask the other person... >>