彰
obvious; praise; prominent
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesadjective
obvious; prominent; clear
formalUsed to describe something that is easily noticed or clearly visible.
His achievements are widely known and obvious to all.
Trying to cover up mistakes only makes them more obvious.
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These two methods complement each other and work very well together.
The results of this competition are very obvious.
His contributions are clearly visible and cannot be erased.
verb
praise; commend; highlight
literaryFormal literary term, used to praise good deeds and condemn evil behaviors.
We should praise good deeds and condemn evil to uphold righteousness.
The government commended the deeds of anti-epidemic heroes.
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The school praises good deeds and condemns evil, establishing a good school spirit.
This policy upholds social fairness and justice.
Society should praise acts of courage and righteousness.
proper noun
Zhang (surname)
neutralA common Chinese surname.
Mr. Zhang is my neighbor.
I know a teacher surnamed Zhang, but is this the correct character for his surname?