经
warp; meridian; manage; classic; menstruation; pass through; endure
Meanings
11 senses · 26 examplesnoun
warp thread (in weaving, opposite of weft)
Technical term for weaving, often used in textile manufacturing contexts.
The textile factory needs a large amount of high-quality warp thread.
The density of the warp and weft threads in this fabric is very uniform.
noun
meridian (in traditional Chinese medicine)
formalUsed exclusively in traditional Chinese medicine terminology.
Acupuncturists regulate the body's qi and blood by stimulating meridians.
This meridian connects the head and the hands.
noun
longitude
formalGeographical term for east-west coordinate lines on a map.
The longitude of Beijing is approximately 116 degrees east.
This parallel and meridian intersect in the central Pacific Ocean.
verb
manage; operate; govern
formalUsed for business operations, military governance, or long-term planning.
He has managed this restaurant for ten years.
The ruler organized the military and governed the country to protect national peace.
verb
to hang oneself
archaicLiterary and archaic usage, rarely used in modern daily speech.
Historical records state that he hanged himself out of despair.
adjective
constant; normal; regular
Used to describe established rules, common situations, or reasonable statements.
These are some absurd remarks, don't believe them at all.
His daily routine is very regular and consistent.
noun
classic; religious scripture
formalRefers to authoritative works in academia, religion, or traditional disciplines.
He is studying the Classic of Herbal Medicine to learn traditional Chinese medicine.
Monks in the temple are reciting Buddhist scriptures.
noun
menstruation
Medical and daily term for the female menstrual cycle.
Her menstruation has been irregular lately, she needs to see a doctor.
You should pay attention to keeping warm and resting during your period.
noun
surname Jing
A relatively common Chinese surname.
Mr. Jing is a famous historian.
verb
pass through; go through; experience
Most common usage of the character, referring to passing through a process, time, or location.
I handled this matter personally, I can testify to it.
After his explanation, I finally understood this problem.
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After years of hard work, he finally realized his dream.
This flight makes a stop in Shanghai and will finally arrive in Beijing.
After many twists and turns, we finally found the lost luggage.
verb
endure; withstand; tolerate
Followed by 得起 or 不起 to indicate ability to withstand hardship or testing.
This fabric can withstand pulling and washing.
His body cannot withstand such high-intensity training.
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This team can withstand any test.
This old furniture cannot withstand long-term exposure to sun and rain.
She has a strong mindset and can withstand the blow of failure.