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Word · NounTraditional錣

iron prick on horsewhip

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

noun

iron prick at the tip of a horsewhip used to spur the horse

archaic

Literary term referring to the sharp metal spike attached to the end of a horse driver's whip, used to prick the horse to make it run faster.

Yù御
zhě者
zhí执
zhuì錣
yǐ以
cè策
mǎ马
 。

The charioteer held the prick to whip the horse.

Gǔ古
dài代
gǎn赶
mǎ马
zhàng杖
mò末
duān端
cháng常
zhuāng装
yǒu有
tiě铁
zhuì錣
 ,
yǐ用
yòng以
cì刺
mǎ马
cù促
xíng行
 。

Ancient horsewhips were often fitted with iron pricks at the end to spur the horses onward.

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Zhuì錣
fēng锋
ruì锐
lì利
 ,
cì刺
zhī之
zé则
mǎ马
chí驰
 。

The point of the prick was sharp; pricking with it made the horse gallop.