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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "御" in Portrait Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
御: [yù]
1. 驾驶车马。
(Drive a carriage or horse.)
2. 封建社会指上级对下级的治理,统治。
(In feudal society, it refers to a superior ruling over a subordinate.)
3. 对帝王所作所为及所用物的敬称。
(A respectful term for the actions and items of the emperor.)
4. 抵挡。
(To resist.)
5. 驾驶车马:~车。~者。
(Driving a carriage: ~ car. ~ driver.)
6. 封建社会指上级对下级的治理,统治:“百官~事”。~下。~众。
(In feudal society, it refers to the governance and rulership over subordinates: "Officials govern their matters." Govern the subordinates. Rule over the masses.)
7. 对帝王所作所为及所用物的敬称:~用。~览。~旨。~赐。~驾亲征。
(Respectful terms for the emperor’s actions and belongings: ~ use. ~ viewing. ~ edict. ~ bestowal. ~ the emperor personally leads.)
8. 抵挡:防~。~敌。~寒。
(To resist: prevent ~. Resist the enemy. Resist the cold.)
9. 同本义。也作“驭”。
(Same original meaning. Also written as "驭".)
10. 后亦泛指驾驭一切运行或飞行之物。
(Later generalized to refer to controlling all moving or flying items.)
11. 统治;治理。
(To rule; administer.)
12. 控制;约束以为己用。
(To control; restrain for one's own use.)
13. 统率;率领。
(To command; lead.)
14. 使用;应用。
(To use; apply.)
15. 载,装运。
(To charge; transport.)
16. 违逆。
(To run counter to.)
17. 皇帝驾临。
(The emperor's arrival.)
18. 指侍奉皇帝的妃嫔。
(Refers to the concubines serving the emperor.)
19. 驾驶车马的人。
(Driver of a carriage or horse.)
20. 车和马。
(Carriage and horse.)
21. 仆役,侍从,陪伴主人提供服务的人。
(Attendant, servant, someone who accompanies and serves the master.)
22. 宫中女官名。
(Name for a female official in the palace.)
23. 对帝王所作所为及所用物的敬称。
(Respectful term for the emperor’s actions and items.)
24. 宫禁。
(Imperial court.)
25. 息止;禁止;阻止。
(To stop; prohibit; hinder.)
26. 抵御。
(To defend or resist.)
27. 迎接。
(To receive.)
28. 引自诗经和楚辞的解释,说明“御”有迎接的意思。
(Cited explanation from the Book of Songs and Chuci, indicating that "御" also means to welcome.)