咡
numeral two (formal); deputy; betray
Meanings
3 senses · 6 examplesnumeral
two (used on checks, receipts, etc., to prevent fraud)
formalUsed in legal, financial, and formal written contexts to represent the number 2. Its simplified form 二 is used in general writing.
Please fill in the amount: One thousand two hundred Renminbi yuan only.
Numbers on receipts must be written in capital form, such as two, three.
noun
deputy; assistant; second-in-command
formalFormal title for a vice or assistant position. Often used in historical or bureaucratic contexts.
He holds the position of deputy in the army.
In ancient times, there was a distinction between the primary and deputy positions.
verb
to betray; to be disloyal; to have second thoughts
literaryLiterary usage meaning to betray one's allegiance. Related to the idea of being a 'second' or alternative loyalty.
He betrayed his old master and pledged allegiance to the new power.
to have disloyal intentions