尚
respect; fashion; moreover; still
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesverb
to respect; to value; to advocate
formalUsed to describe valuing or advocating a certain custom, skill or virtue.
This country advocates peace and freedom.
Our school has always valued all-round development of moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic and labor education.
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The trend of valuing martial arts among ancient scholars was once popular.
This restaurant prioritizes vegetarian food and focuses on healthy eating.
The trend of young people favoring Chinese style is becoming more and more obvious.
noun
fashion; trend; custom
formalRefers to popular social customs, aesthetics or behaviors.
The fashion of plumpness being considered beautiful in the Tang Dynasty had far-reaching influence.
In recent years, Chinese trend fashion has become the mainstream fashion.
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The custom of diligence and thrift should continue to be carried forward.
This fashion of chasing famous brands is not healthy.
Retro fashion is becoming more and more popular in the clothing industry.
noun
surname Shang
Used as a family name, a common Chinese surname.
Mr. Shang is our new colleague.
Professor Shang has great prestige in the academic circle.
adverb
still; yet; furthermore
literaryUsed in literary and formal written Chinese to indicate that an action or situation is still ongoing or has not yet been completed.
It's still early to set off now, we can have a cup of tea first.
This issue still needs to be studied, and there is no final conclusion yet.
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He is still sick and cannot work for now.
This project is still under construction.
The specific cause of the incident is still unclear.
conjunction
even; moreover; let alone
literaryUsed in literary writing to introduce a precedent or a lower-standard example, implying that a higher-standard situation is even more true.
Even ordinary people can hardly do it, let alone professionals?
Even adults are afraid of thunder, let alone children?
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Even the basic math problems can't be solved, let alone advanced mathematics.
He still works twelve hours a day, and doesn't rest on weekends.
Even good students need to study hard for review, let alone us students with weak foundations.