Poor classical Chinese

Such as: bad (bad, not good) 3. See also chā; chāi; chài; cī Common phrases 1. Almost chàbuduō (1) [almost; nearly]: almost the same; almost equal to this Meaningless (2) [just about right; not bad; not far off]: passable 2. Not far off, not far off chàbulí, chàbulír means almost 3. Almost, almost chàdiǎn, chàdiǎnr(1) [nearly] ——Indicates that something is close to being realized or barely realized. He almost won the game (2) [not good enough]: the quality is slightly poor. This pen is almost bad for writing. 4. chàjìn [be too bad] poor quality or low ability Today's program is too bad. 5. Poor student chàshēng [poor student] Students with poor academic performance. Poor students should be paid more attention to. Poor chā Basic meaning 1. Different, difference: ~different. ~ distance.

~Uh-huh. ~ price.

2. Generally OK: ~ OK. 3. Error: ~wrong.

Partial~. ~Pool.

4. In mathematics, it refers to the number obtained in the subtraction operation: ~ number. Four minus two is two.

Detailed word meanings 1. (Knowing. Small seal script, from left (hand).

Original meaning: inappropriate; wrong; difference) Same as the original meaning [mistake] difference, two, The difference is not worth it. ——"Shuowen" Chaos arises from differences.

——"Xunzi·Lun of Heaven". Note: "It's a fallacy."

It's important to say it's serious but not bad. ——"Chu Ci·Strict Ji Ming Ming" There is no difference in loan.

——"Book of Rites·Yue Ling Zhongdong" The difference is as small as a millimeter, and the error is thousands of miles away. What does this mean? ——"Book of Wei·Biography of Zhang Puhui" 2. Another example: say it's a difference; admit it. 1. Difference [difference] Why should we consider more or less as the difference.

——Qing Dynasty·Fang Bao's "Prison Miscellaneous Notes" 2. Another example: difference (difference, respectively); difference (different) 3. The result of subtracting two numbers [difference].

Such as: jet difference; precession; scissors difference; surplus, deficit 1. Slightly, compare [rather]. Such as: difference can (slightly acceptable, acceptable); difference (slightly violated, slightly violated) 2. See also chà; chāi; chài; cī Common phrases 1. Difference chābié [difference; disparity] differences in form or content ; The difference between these two countries is that there is a big difference in living standards. 2. Mistake chāchí (1) 〈方〉 (2) [mistake]: mistake; negligence. If there is even the slightest difference, I can't let you go lightly. (3) [something unexpected]: An accident requires good words to comfort him. If there is something wrong, it is not a joke. 3. Mistake chācuò (1) [error; mistake; slip]: Error; fault. There was a mistake when totaling the bill (2) ) [accident;unforeseen happening;mishap]: accidental conductor concert without any mistakes 4. Mistake chā'é [mistake] error, error 5. Difference chā'é [difference;balance;margin] and the specified standard number or Compared with another number, the difference in amount is too large, and it is difficult to make up for the difference at the moment. 6. Price difference chājià (1) [price (cost) difference]: the difference in the price of a product due to the difference in the way and place of sale (the wholesale and retail price difference) 2) [fall]: There is a five-point difference in the price of a stock. 7. gap chājù [gap; disparity] The degree of difference between things, also refers to the degree of difference from a certain standard. Learn to advance, find the gap 8. Disparity chāqiáng-rényì [be barely satisfactory;be satisfactory in a manner;just passable] It can still cheer up the mood.

The metaphor is generally satisfactory. Yiketang'a and Changshun worked hard to save Liaoyang without losing it, which is called it at home and abroad. There are countless people who have humiliated their country by losing their masters, but this one is definitely not what people want.

——"Manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty" 9. Mistake chāshī [mistake; slip up] Mistake; Mistake If there is a mistake, the whole family will be beheaded. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 10. Error chāwù [mistake] Error in wrong work 11. Difference chāyì [difference;divergence;diversity] Difference; genetic difference between different human beings The difference between these two people is their different attitudes towards subordinates 12. Difference chā zhī háolí, miù yǐ qiānlǐ [a minimal error or deviation results in wide divergence; a *** all error can lead to a serious result] also means "a slight error can lead to a thousand miles." < /p>

What starts out as a small mistake can turn into a huge mistake. Emphasize that there can be no mistakes. 13. chāibō (1) [dispatch;send;appoint]: dispatch (to do things). Officials should not blame me for sending something wrong. How about buying another bottle of wine to eat? ——"Water Margin" (2) [yamen runner]: servants have their own dispatches to serve them. 14. Chafu chāifū [laborer; worker] A person who performs labor services. On one side, he has to root out the grass and on the other side, he has to pay for it.

——Sui Jingchen of the Yuan Dynasty "[Banshe Diao] Shaobian Gaozu Returns to His Hometown" 15. Send chāiqiǎn [send] Send and wait for dispatch 16. Send chāishi (1) [appoint;assign;send ]: dispatch (2) [billet; official position]: refers to an official position or position. That winter, my grandmother died and my father's mission was handed over. ——Zhu Ziqing's "Back View" (3) [assignment; errand]: the thing assigned to do. Helping to carry the medicine gourd, everyone felt that it was a beautiful mission.

——Wu Boxiao "Orion" 17. Errand chāishi (1) [assignment; errand]: a temporary position, find a temporary errand to do the thing you are assigned to do (2) [job]: old refers to the position (3) [official position]: official position 18. chaiyì (1) [corvée]: the unpaid labor that was forced on the people in the old days (2) [bailiff in a feudal yamen]: the old name for people who work as servants in the government, chai basically Meaning of the word: 1. Send to do something: ~send. 2. In the old days, people who were sent were called: ~people.

Solution~. 3. Things that are sent to do: ~ things.

Mr.~. Out~.

Detailed meanings 1. Assign; dispatch [assign; dispatch; send on an errand] Send someone to the Marquis of Wu to report victory. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 2. Another example: send people (send servants); send commissions (appointment; dispatch) 3. Select [select] Choose the time and day.

——Song Yu's "Gaotang Fu". 3. Classical Chinese essays describing a particularly bad mood

[Jiang Chengzi/Su Shi]

Ten years of life and death are so vast that I can’t forget them without thinking about them

A thousand miles away in a solitary grave with nowhere to talk Desolate, even if we meet, we should not recognize the dust, our face is as frosty as frost

At night, I have a dream and suddenly return to my hometown. We are dressing up at the window of the small building, looking at each other, speechless, only a thousand lines of tears

It is expected that the heart will be broken every year Matsuoka is short on a bright moon night

A river with a bright moon, looking back who is missing. A glass of turbid wine, who will be drunk when we meet. In the spring of the year, who will be popular with peach blossoms? Looking back, who did I meet in this world? A little bit of understanding, who gave it to someone with true feelings. A word of cherishment, who has been given away by the end of the world. After some desperation, who did the fish book send to? There is a faint dream behind the curtain, who is thinking about someone while leaning on the railing. A night of frost and wind, snow and rain sent someone away. A low voice sings, and someone is fascinated by talent. A kind of lovesickness and leisurely sorrow to whom. 4. What does "cha" refer to in ancient Chinese?

Cha chā

〈motion〉

1. (Knowing. Small seal script, from left (hand). Original meaning : Improper; wrong; difference) Same as the original meaning [mistake]

Mistake, 2, the difference is not worth it. ——"Shuowen"

Chaos creates differences. ——"Xunzi·Lun of Heaven". Note: "It's a fallacy."

It's important to say it's serious but not bad. ——"Chu Ci·Strictly avoid mourning the fate of the time"

There is no need to borrow money. ——"Book of Rites·Yue Ling Zhongdong"

The difference is as small as a millimeter, and the error is thousands of miles away. What does this mean? ——"Book of Wei·Biography of Zhang Puhui"

2. Another example: say it's wrong; admit it's wrong

1. Difference [difference] ]

Why should quantity be the difference? ——Qing Dynasty·Fang Bao's "Prison Miscellaneous Notes"

2. Another example: difference (difference, difference); difference (different)

3. Subtracting two numbers

Chai chāi

Basic meaning

1. To send to do something: ~ to send.

2. In the old days, the person who was sent was called: ~person. Solution~.

3. Things that are sent to do: ~ things. Gong~. Out~.

Detailed meaning

〈action〉

1. Assign; dispatch [assign;dispatch;send on an errand]

One-sided assignment People came to Wuhou to report victory. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

2. Another example: send people (send servants); send commissions (appointment; dispatch)

3. Select [select]

Choose a date based on time difference. ——Song Yu's "Ode to the High Tang Dynasty"

4. Another example: difference selection (selection); difference selection (selection, selection)

〈name〉

1. In the old days, it referred to a temporary official position [billet; official position]. For example: Chaiguan (officials temporarily dispatched by the imperial court; small officials who are at the mercy of senior officials); Chaiwei (low-level officers of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom)

2. Corvee [corvee]. Such as: corvee (public service); messenger (corvee)

3. A person who was dispatched by the government in the old days [messenger]. For example: to serve as an errand (to be a minor official or as a servant); to serve as a Servant (to serve as a servant)

4. What is sent to do [errand]. Such as: concurrently

5. See also chā; chà; cī; chài

Poor cī

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1. Order; Level [grade;rank]. Such as: difference order (level); difference (level; difference)

2. Limit; limit [limit]

Use manpower lightly to repair the palace, and go in and out without restraint. Too much moodiness and anger.

——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty"

〈Activity〉

1. Sort by grade; arrange in order [grade]. Such as: difference (respectively grade order); difference drop (descending by grade)

〈Form〉

1. Uneven [uneven]. Such as: Chachi (still uneven. Uneven appearance); Chaocai (still uneven. Uneven appearance)

2. See also chā; chà; chāi 5. My Chinese is super poor and I review it every time. But they are all inferior to classical Chinese, reading questions, and language use

Classical Chinese requires accumulation. Most of the explanations of content words and function words in the test paper are those that have appeared in books. Remember that special words like "xiang" have a meaning. In the past, these were very important test points and must be remembered. If you have not sorted out the content words and function words, it is recommended to buy some books and read them. Generally, classical Chinese books have lists of content words and function words at the back, such as the complete explanation of classical Chinese, Chinese category Xuehai Navigation, the compulsory classical Chinese course in high school, or the pocket book (analysis of classical Chinese), is very useful to read before the exam. For reading questions, you can do it. Questions like this are dead. What are the characteristics of the sentences in the test? , just answer the rhetorical techniques, or connect it with the main idea. The Internet or the teacher will have answering skills for novels, essays, argumentative essays, expository essays, etc. Remember these, and then answer as long as you keep in touch with the main idea of ??the article. Also, don’t be afraid of writing. If you are wrong, you are afraid of writing too little. Some questions, um, ask why something appears repeatedly in the article. It may be a clue to the article, or imply the main idea, or point out the center, etc. Don't be afraid that what you write may be wrong, as long as Just write all the questions, because the teacher marks the paper according to points. As long as you answer the questions, you will get points, so you should be more diligent in handwriting. Poetry appreciation is also a routine question. You can find it online. It looks like thoughts and feelings. It is nothing more than homesickness and serving the country. No way out, great ambitions are hard to achieve, the resentment of the ruin of the country and the family, the carefree freedom, the yearning for a better life... Just remember the words to use the language. The sentences should be concise and use the fewest words to express what you want to say. My idea is, because there are a lot of papers to correct, the teachers won’t look at them carefully. If there are too many words, the impression score will be greatly reduced. They will find it annoying, so some teachers will give low marks without looking at it. Some questions like this will be restrictive. The number of words must be written down on the test paper and counted. Don’t exceed it, and then copy it onto the answer sheet. And that’s it. I hope you can improve the Chinese language, and my hard work on typing is not in vain... Classical Chinese is effective The slowest, so don't be too impatient. You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry... Okay, come on~. 6. Classical Chinese to describe a person’s bad mood. What classical Chinese can be used to express a bad mood?

Ancient poems also belong to the category of classical Chinese. Asking you how sad you are is just like a river of spring water flowing eastward. The curtain rolls. In the west wind, people are thinner than yellow flowers. If you cut off the water with a knife, the water will flow more. If you raise a cup to relieve the sorrow, the sorrow will be even more sorrowful. Withered vines and old trees are dim, crows are sleeping, small bridges are flowing water and people are in the old road. The west wind is thin and the horse is setting. The sun sets in the west, and the heartbroken people are at the end of the world. The answer is added. Su Shi's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou" I hope that people will live forever, thousands of miles away from the beauty of Chanjuan Zhuge Liang's "The Later Disciple" (the emotional tribute in this full text is sentimental) "Red Cliff Ode" He has been a hero for a lifetime, how is he doing now? Kuang Wu and my son were fishing and woodcutting on the rivers and lakes. We were friends with fish and shrimps, and we were friends with elk. We rode a small boat with a single leaf, and raised bottles to show our friendship. We sent mayflies to the sky and the earth, just a drop in the vast sea. I mourned for the moment of my life. I envy the infinity of the Yangtze River; I carry the flying immortals with me to travel around; I hold the bright moon in my arms and it will last forever; I don't know how unexpected it is, but it is so sudden that I leave it behind and resound in the sad wind. 7. What is the ancient Chinese meaning of "Chasheng"?

"Chasheng" is not a word. As a phrase (phrase), the specific meaning depends on how it is used in poetry.

Generally speaking, "bad victory" means: (something is slightly better than something).

Poor: adverb, slightly, comparatively. At this time, read chā. This ancient meaning is almost no longer used in modern Chinese, and is only retained in idioms or idioms, such as "nearly satisfactory", which means that the result of something is slightly better than people expected, barely passable.

Sheng: surpass, (something is better than something).

So, "worse" means: slightly better, slightly better.

Examples:

1. Yang Wanli's poem: "The coldest bamboo bed can also be hot, and the feather fan is worse than nothing if it is not cool."

Meaning: Bamboo bed Even the coolest thing becomes hot. Although the feather fan is not cool when used, it is better than nothing.

2. Chao Buzhi's poem: "The dust has stirred for hundreds of miles, and it is even worse to get this."

It means: There is annoying dust everywhere, so how can we have this warm pool? Not too bad.