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凝 [níng] (verb) 1. Freezing: The process of water turning to ice. - Example: 凝结 (to freeze). 凝固 (to solidify). 凝冻 (to freeze). 凝集 (to condense). 凝脂 (to congeal fat). 凝滞 (to stagnate). 2. Aggregating or concentrating: To come together or focus. - Example: 凝聚 (to agglomerate). 凝重 (to concentrate or accumulate). 凝神 (to concentrate one's mind). 凝思 (to think deeply). 凝眸 (to gaze). 凝睇 (to observe intently). 凝练 (to refine). (verb) 1. Same as the original meaning: To freeze. 2. Condensation; accumulation: The act of gathering or thickening. - Example: The sand and stones have accumulated, and the terrain is unsuitable. - Example: The vast frozen sea and the gloomy clouds stretch thousands of miles. - Examples include: The oil hasn't solidified yet; the water has turned into ice;凝合 (to gather together); 凝情 (to collect emotional feelings); 凝图 (to gather books from around the world); 凝尘 (accumulated dust); 凝蹇 (to coalesce); 凝露 (dew that condenses); 凝心 (to focus; single-mindedness); 凝玩 (to admire intently); 凝念 (to meditate; to think deeply); 凝待 (to wait attentively); 凝睛 (to gaze fixedly); 凝意 (to concentrate one's thoughts). 3. Concentration: To focus one's attention or fix one’s gaze. - Example: To use resolve without distraction, thus becoming focused. - Example: Listening attentively while standing. - Examples include: 凝盼 (to gaze); 凝目 (to fix one’s eyes); 凝眺 (to gaze into the distance); 凝眼 (to stare); 凝瞳 (to fix one's gaze). 4. To stop; Rest: To come to a halt or become still. - Example: The boat is stuck on the water’s edge, and the cart is delayed by the mountain side. - Examples include: 凝坐 (to sit quietly); 凝停 (to come to a standstill); 凝绝 (to cease; to interrupt); 凝族 (to maintain stillness, describing the solemnity and concentration of a ruler); 凝澹 (to be motionless). 凝 [níng] (adjective) 1. Serious; solemn: To be calm and steady. - Example: One's character is vast, and their demeanor is dignified. - Examples include: 凝正 (steadfast and dignified); 凝厚 (serious and kind-hearted); 凝直 (upright and solemn); 凝峻 (seriously stern); 凝特 (solemn and exceptional); 凝简 (solemn and unpretentious); 凝旷 (broad-minded and dignified); 凝稳 (calm and composed). 2. Slow: To proceed gently or leisurely. - Example: The slow song and dance create a gentle atmosphere. - Examples include: 凝笳 (the slow, plaintive sound of bamboo flute); 凝净 (slow and peaceful). 3. Deep in meaning or extent: To express a profound depth. - Example: Severe winter; intense cold; chilly weather; deep clarity; dense fog.