慥
make; build; fabricate; go to
Meanings
7 senses · 11 examplesverb
to make; to build; to create; to manufacture
Used for physical creation or construction.
This factory specializes in manufacturing auto parts.
Papermaking is one of the four great inventions of ancient China.
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They built a villa in the mountains.
verb
to fabricate; to invent; to make up (a story, rumor, etc.)
Usually implies creating false information.
Don't spread rumors casually; it will hurt others.
Fabricating fake documents is illegal.
verb
to go to; to arrive at; to pay a visit to (formal/literary)
formalUsed in formal or literary contexts, often in set phrases.
He made a special trip to visit his old friend.
This painter's artistic attainment has reached the peak of perfection.
verb
to cultivate; to foster; to train (talents)
Used in the context of education or talent development.
This university has trained many outstanding talents.
He plans to go abroad for further study.
noun
(law) one of the two parties in a legal case; plaintiff or defendant
technicalUsed in legal terminology, often as '两造' (both parties).
The judge summoned both parties to the court.
noun
(dialect) crop yield; harvest
dialectUsed in some southern dialects to refer to crop seasons/yields.
This year's early rice crop has had a bumper harvest.
noun
(Zào) a surname
Rare surname.