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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "凌" in Portrait Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
凌 [líng]
1. Ice: Ice ~. ~ Cone. Dripping water forms ~.
2. Encroachment, bullying: Bully ~. ~ Pressure. ~ Humiliation. ~ Insult. Relying on strength to ~ the weak.
3. Disorder, interwoven: ~ Confused. ~ Messy.
4. Ascend, rise above: ~ Clouds. ~ Skies. ~ Void. ~ Ride. "One should reach the ~ peak, to see all other mountains as small."
5. Cross over, pass: "Even if there are dangers from rivers and lakes, one can ~."
6. Approaching, pressing close: ~ Morning.
7. Surname.
凌 [líng] (noun)
• Original meaning: Ice
• Character structure: Phonetic-semantic compound, from 仌 (bīng, ice, 夌 líng) phonetic.
• 1. Same as original meaning (ice).
• Example: Meng Jiao's "Cold River Song": Crossing the river, do not cross the ice, success needs a friend.
• Example:凌 мороз (ice in flowing water); 凌灾 (disaster caused by ice blockage); 凌床 (ice bed); 凌室 (ancient ice storage).
• 2. Ice room, ice cellar (ice cell).
• Example: 凌阴 (ice room).
• 3. Surname.
凌 [líng] (verb)
• 1. To store up ice.
• Example: Zhang Heng's "Thoughts on Darkness": Fish cherish scales and store up ice, birds perch on trees and lose branches.
• 2. To dominate; override.
• Example: Song Dynasty—Shen Kuo: Does not carve in winter.
• Example: Qing Dynasty—Hou Fangyu: Surpasses the Huafang department.
• Example: To ~ fiercely (almost); ~ gravel (to surpass); ~ stride (to exceed).
• 3. Bully; encroach on; insult.
• Example: Qu Yuan's "National Mourning": In the end, a strong man cannot be ~.
• Example: To ~ oppression; ~ abuse; ~ insult; ~ neglect; ~ abuse; ~ oppress.
• 4. Used to mean infringe (invade).
• Example: Qu Yuan's "National Mourning": In the end, a strong man cannot be ~.
• Example: To ~ sacred; ~ infringe; ~ abuse; ~ trample; ~ injure; ~ clash.
• 5. To rise to a height (only on certain elevations).
• Example: "The Book of Lord Shang" states: Attack will ~ its city.
• Example: Du Fu's "Gazing at the Mountains": One should reach the ~ peak to see all other mountains as small.
• Example: To ~ void (rise to the sky); ~ soar (fly high).
• 6. To tremble.
• Example: "Han Shu" says: Tigers and leopards ~ suddenly.
• 7. To run.
• Example: To ~ flow (flowing ice); ~ sharp (march forward with momentum).
• 8. Approaching.
• Example: Du Fu's "On Journey from the Capital to Fengxian County": ~ past Lishan at dawn.
• Example: To ~ morning; ~ thin (pressing close); ~ rub (draw near).
• 9. To ride.
• Example: To ~ wind (ride the wind).
• 10. To cross; negotiate.
• Example: Ge Hong wrote: The golden boat cannot ~ the waves of Yan Hou.
凌 [líng] (adjective)
• 1. Cold.
• Example: ~ winter (cold winter); ~ eerie (cold); ~ tremor (cold area); ~ ~ (grim; daunting; cold).
• 2. Disorder.
• Example: Yuan Zhen's "Five String Song": The wind entering spring pines is ~.
• Example: ~ disorder (chaotic and without order).