"Ben" is a commonly used Chinese character, pronounced bēn and bèn, which was first seen in bronze inscriptions. Its original meaning is to run fast, that is, Xu Shen's "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Run, go." Just for a certain purpose, to pursue, to approach, to face and to do something.
Ben knows words. From Yao, like waving arms; From the third stop, move quickly to expose many toes; All words can run very fast. At present, this word has not been found in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Go to "big", go to "profit" and write "Ben". The original meaning is "run, run".
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Synonyms of "running": galloping and running
First, the basic definition of "qi":
1. (making horses and chariots, etc. ) run fast: run. ~ to 20 10 years. fly ~. Wind ~ electric switch.
2. Dissemination: ~ name.
3. (spiritual) yearning: god ~. ~ yes.
Second, the basic definition of "running":
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1. Run some business: ~ Wharf. ~ materials. ~ buying and selling.
2. The object stays where it should be: ~ electricity. ~ oil. ~ qi. The writing paper was shaken by the wind.
3. Volatilization loss of liquid: the bottle cap is not tight and the gasoline is exhausted.
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Animals dig with their feet: ~ ditches (cows dig the roots of ditches). Tiger ~ Spring (spring name, in Hangzhou).
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