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title; shop; mark; grade; quantity
Meanings
15 senses · 72 examplesnoun
title; name; designation
formalUsed for national titles, year names, or personal aliases.
The full name of China is the People's Republic of China.
Kangxi was the reign title of the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
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Su Shi styled himself Zizhan, with the courtesy name Dongpo Jushi.
Du Fu was called the Poet Sage by later generations, this was his honorary title.
Our company's brand title is 'Star'.
noun
shop; business establishment
formalUsed in formal or written contexts to refer to businesses.
There are many banks and shops on this street.
This century-old famous shop has a history of hundreds of years.
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He opened a branch shop in Shanghai to specialize in foreign trade business.
Most of the shops on this commercial street sell handcrafted goods.
There are many famous calligraphy and painting shops in Liulichang of old Beijing.
noun
mark; sign; signal
Can refer to symbolic marks, traffic signs, or secret signals.
Please remember to mark key sentences with signs.
The teacher drew a question mark on the blackboard to ask a question.
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Firefighters use clapping as a signal to confirm each other's positions.
Offshore lighthouses are important navigation marks for ships.
Spies use specific secret signals to identify their companions.
noun
number; order; sequence
Used for queuing, numbering systems, or ranking.
Please line up in order and get your number, don't cut in line.
The teacher numbered our assignments to make grading easier.
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The participating teams in this game were divided into 8 groups by number.
The hospital's registration office opens at 7 a.m. every morning.
Library books are arranged on shelves according to their classification numbers.
noun
grade; size; level
Used for clothing sizes, product grades, or ranking systems.
This T-shirt comes in three sizes: large, medium, and small.
This sports shoe has five different size models.
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Dishes at this restaurant are rated with five-star grades.
This model of computer has a very high cost-performance ratio.
Eggs in the supermarket are divided into three grades by quality.
measure word
type; kind; sort
informalUsed to categorize people, things, or situations, often with a dismissive tone.
We don't need to pay attention to this kind of unreasonable person.
This kind of opportunistic business will be eliminated sooner or later.
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He bought two different kinds of notebooks.
This kind of fruit is particularly sweet, I really like it.
I have seen too many troubles of this kind.
noun
personnel with a certain status
informalUsed to describe people with specific conditions or backgrounds.
This patient has been hospitalized for observation for three days.
The wounded were transferred to a后方 field hospital.
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There were three slightly injured people in this car accident.
The personnel who participated in this rescue mission are all experienced firefighters.
The spectators waved national flags to cheer for the players.
measure word
used for order, date, number of people
Has two main uses: general order and specific calendar dates.
The No. 3 briefing has been distributed to all departments.
My house number is 15, East Third Ring Road 2nd Street.
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May 1st is International Workers' Day, and the whole country has a one-day holiday.
Please label this document as Document No. 12.
We will travel to Beijing together on October 1st.
measure word
used for number of people or transactions
informalCommonly used in work or business contexts.
More than 100 workers came to work on the road repair project today.
This restaurant can receive several groups of customers on weekends.
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We made three transactions in just a short while just now.
This medical team has a total of 20 medical staff members.
Thousands of visitors came to visit this exhibition.
verb
mark; label; number
Used to identify or categorize items with marks or numbers.
Please mark the articles that need to be revised.
We need to label these donated goods before putting them in storage.
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The teacher asked us to mark the key vocabulary in the text.
The courier attached address labels to the packages and distributed them.
He marked the wrong parts with a red pen.
verb
feel the pulse; take a patient's pulse
formalA traditional Chinese medical practice to diagnose illness.
The veteran Chinese medicine practitioner was sitting at the table feeling the patient's pulse.
The doctor asked me to stretch out my hand so he could take my pulse.
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This Chinese medicine practitioner is good at diagnosing gynecological diseases by feeling the pulse.
Feeling the pulse is one of the important methods of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis.
He sat down to feel the pulse of this patient who came from afar.
noun
order; decree; command
formalFormal term for military or official orders.
The general issued orders on the battlefield to command the entire army.
The government issued orders requiring the entire city to carry out epidemic prevention work.
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The officer blew the bugle and issued the attack order.
The boss of this company is used to being arbitrary and issuing orders at will.
The head teacher issued orders and coordinated all affairs during the class activities.
noun
bugle; brass instrument
formalRefers to military or band brass instruments.
The bugler of the military band blew the reveille.
He is responsible for playing the tenor horn in the orchestra.
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The school military band has 10 trumpeters and 5 tuba players.
At the military parade, the buglers played the solemn national anthem.
This veteran bugler has 50 years of experience playing brass instruments.
noun
bugle call; signal sound
formalUsed for military or daily routine signals.
The military base will blow the reveille at 6 a.m. every day.
The assembly bugle blew, and the soldiers ran to the playground to gather quickly.
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After the charge bugle sounded, the soldiers charged towards the enemy's position.
The school's dismissal bugle rings on time at 5 p.m. every day.
After the fire alarm bugle sounded, the firefighters quickly boarded the fire truck.
noun
surname
A common Chinese family name.
This elderly Mr. Hao is a famous calligrapher.
I know a friend named Hao Jianguo.