风
wind; custom; trend; news
Meanings
13 senses · 65 examplesnoun
wind; air movement
Refers to the natural movement of air in the atmosphere
The wind is very strong today, you should wear more clothes when going out.
The spring wind blew the willows green.
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The wind is blowing from the east.
This storm caused great damage.
The leaves are fluttering in the wind.
verb
to dry by wind
Refers to using wind to dry something
Hang the clothes outside to air dry.
These medicinal materials need to be air-dried for preservation.
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They are air-drying cured meat.
Hang the wet towel up to air dry.
This kind of weather is very suitable for air-drying grain.
adjective
air-dried
Describes something that has been dried by wind
This air-dried chicken has a unique taste.
The air-dried meat from their hometown is very famous.
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They sell air-dried sausages in the store.
Air-dried fruits can be preserved longer.
The air-dried fish made by mom is very delicious.
adjective
as fast as wind; swift
literaryDescribes something that is very fast, like the wind
He ran across the playground like the wind.
The steed galloped forward like the wind.
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He moved like the wind and quickly completed the task.
Information spread like the wind, and soon everyone knew.
That sports car raced down the street like the wind.
noun
custom; practice; atmosphere
Refers to social customs, habits, or general atmosphere
This school has a good learning atmosphere.
We need to eliminate the old customs of feudal superstition.
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Social atmosphere has a great influence on teenagers.
This unhealthy trend must be corrected.
Their hometown has unique customs and habits.
noun
scenery; view
Refers to natural scenery or views
The scenery here is really beautiful.
Let's go to the park to enjoy the scenery.
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The scenery of Huangshan Mountain is world-famous.
You can see magnificent scenery from the mountain top.
He likes to record beautiful scenery with his camera.
noun
manner; attitude; demeanor
Refers to a person's manner, attitude, or demeanor
He has good demeanor.
The artist's elegant demeanor is impressive.
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She is very graceful in dealing with people.
He puts on airs, making people feel he is very hypocritical.
This leader has a solid work style.
noun
news; rumor; information
informalRefers to news, rumors, or information, often used in the structure '风儿'
I came as soon as I heard a bit of news.
Have you heard any news about this matter?
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He is always the first to hear the news.
After hearing the news, everyone was very nervous.
Don't listen to those groundless rumors.
adjective
rumored; unsubstantiated
Describes something that is rumored or unsubstantiated
This is just a rumor, not yet confirmed.
Don't easily believe those groundless rumors.
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It's rumored that he will resign, but he himself hasn't confirmed it.
These rumors have no factual basis.
Groundless rumors can hurt others, and we shouldn't spread them.
noun
folk song; ballad
literaryRefers to folk songs, especially those in the ancient Chinese classic 'The Book of Songs'
The Book of Songs includes three parts: Feng, Ya, and Song.
Collecting folk songs is an important way to gather folk ballads.
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Ancient folk song collection activities preserved many precious folk songs.
Guofeng is the folk song section in The Book of Songs.
These ancient folk poems reflect the social life of that time.
noun
wind (TCM); pathogenic factor
technicalRefers to a pathogenic factor or certain diseases in traditional Chinese medicine
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that rheumatism is caused by wind pathogens.
He has severe rheumatoid arthritis.
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This disease is called tinea manuum in traditional Chinese medicine.
Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes avoiding wind and cold.
Wind pathogen is an important pathogenic factor in TCM theory.
noun
surname Feng
Refers to the surname Feng
His surname is Feng, which is not a very common last name.
Mr. Feng is the general manager of our company.
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Do you know that girl surnamed Feng?
The Feng clan is recorded in Chinese history.
This Doctor Feng has very high medical skills.
verb
to satirize; to ridicule
archaicAncient variant of '讽' (fěng), meaning to satirize or ridicule
Some chapters in The Book of Songs have the function of satirical remonstrance.
Ancient people often used poetry to satirize current politics.
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This article satirized the social problems of the time.
In ancient documents, '风' was interchangeable with '讽', meaning to satirize.
This ancient poem has a satirical implication and needs careful appreciation.