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Information of 珍

Pinyin zhēn

Radical

王

Strokes

9 strokes

Usage

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Definition

precious thing / treasure

珍 zhēn Definitions: 1. Treasure such as pearls and jade. - 珠玉等宝物：～宝。～珠。奇～异宝。席～待聘（“席珍”，坐席上的宝石，用来比喻怀才待用）。 - Treasure such as pearls and jade: treasure; pearl; rare and unusual treasures; "xi zhen" indicates precious gems on a seat, metaphorically meaning talented individuals waiting for recognition. 2. Precious, valuable. - 宝贵的，贵重的：～贵。～奇。～稀。～闻。～玩（贵重的供赏玩的东西）。 - Precious and valuable: precious; rare; valuable; exquisite items (valuable objects for appreciation). 3. To regard with importance, to cherish. - 重视，爱惜：～视。～爱。～重（zhòng）。～存。～藏（cáng）。 - To regard with importance or cherish: value; love; emphasize importance; preserve; treasure. 4. Exquisite food. - 精美的食物：～羞（亦作“珍馐”）。八～。 - Exquisite food: "zhen xiu" (a term for delicacies); rare and exquisite delicacies. Summary: 1. 并列定义 (same base meanings): - [En.] treasure - Metaphorically, refers to rare talents. - [En.] delicacy 2. 形容词 (adjective): - [En.] valuable - [En.] rare and beautiful - [En.] precious - [En.] fine 3. 动词 (verb): - [En.] treasure; be very fond of Additional Context: - Literary references highlight the richness of the word "珍," especially in relation to talents and exquisite items. - The terms around "珍" often imply a sense of rarity and value in both goods and individuals, reinforcing its usage in context.

珍品 zhēn pǐn

valuable object / curio

奇珍 qí zhēn

a rare treasure / sth priceless and unique

珍妮 zhēn nī

Jenny

弥足珍贵 mí zú zhēn guì

extremely precious / valuable

珍惜 zhēn xī

to treasure / to value / to cherish

珍禽异兽 zhēn qín yì shòu

rare fowls and strange animals / rare birds and beasts / rare and valuable animals / rare animals and birds

珍珠港 Zhēn zhū Gǎng

Pearl Harbor (Hawaii)

珍贵 zhēn guì

precious

珍珠 zhēn zhū

pearl / CL:顆|颗[ke1]

珍稀 zhēn xī

rare / precious and uncommon

珍藏 zhēn cáng

collection / to collect (valuables)

珍爱 zhēn ài

to cherish

珍重 zhēn zhòng

precious / extremely valuable / (honorific) Please take good care of yourself!

珍奇 zhēn qí

rare / strange

袖珍 xiù zhēn

pocket-sized / pocket (book etc)

珍异 zhēn yì

rare / precious and odd

珍视 zhēn shì

to place great importance on / to treasure

如数家珍 rú shǔ jiā zhēn

lit. as if enumerating one's family valuables (idiom) / fig. to be very familiar with a matter

珍禽 zhēn qín

rare bird

奇珍异宝 qí zhēn yì bǎo

rare treasure (idiom)

珍馐 zhēn xiū

delicacy / dainties / rare foodstuff