鬼 Stroke Order

鬼 [guǐ] 1. The soul of a person after death, referred to by some religious or superstitious beliefs. 鬼是死后灵魂的称谓，某些宗教或迷信者的相信。 2. Insidious or not open. 指阴险或缺乏光明的事物。 3. A derogatory or contemptuous term for a person. 用于形容人的蔑称或憎称。 4. Bad or terrible (limited to attributive use). 形容情况恶劣或糟糕（仅限做定语）。 5. Clever or quick-witted (often refers to children). 形容机灵或敏慧，通常指孩子。 6. A term of endearment. 表示亲昵的称呼。 7. A star name, one of the twenty-eight lunar mansions. 属于二十八宿之一的星名。 【引】 1. “鬼，人所归为鬼。” - “Ghosts are what people become after death.” 2. “众生必死，死必归士，此之谓鬼。” - “All beings must die, and when they die, they return to the earth; this is called a ghost.” 3. “载鬼一车。” - “Carrying a ghost in a cart.” 4. “为鬼为蜮。” - “To be a ghost or a monster.” 5. “苍颉作书鬼夜哭。” - “Cang Jie wrote the text and ghosts cried at night.” 6. “身既死兮神以灵，子魂魄兮为鬼雄。” - “When the body dies, the spirit becomes free, and the soul is a ghostly hero.” 7. “吾作此书时，尚是世中一人;汝看此书时，吾已成为阴间一鬼。” - “When I write this book, I am still a living person; when you read it, I will have become a ghost in the underworld.” 【例】 例如：鬼伯 (ghost king); 鬼雄 (strongest among ghosts); 鬼物 (ghostly entities); 鬼教 (teachings related to ghosts). 2. The essence or spirit of all things. 指万物之精怪或灵体。 【引】 1. “鬼者，老物之精也。” - “Ghosts are the spirits of old things.” 2. “庶人庶士无庙，死曰鬼。” - “Commoners and soldiers without tombs are called ghosts upon death.” 3. “山鬼吹灯灭，厨人语夜阑。” - “The mountain ghost extinguished the lamp; the cook spoke as night fell.” 4. “僧是愚氓犹可训，妖为鬼蜮必成灾。” - “A monk can still be trained, but demons and ghosts will surely cause disaster.” 【例】 例如：鬼王 (leader of the ghosts); 鬼车 (mythical vehicle with nine-headed birds); 鬼名 (the soldiers directed by the gods); 鬼卒 (ghost soldiers). 3. A person deeply addicted to bad habits or severely ill - usually used to insult someone. 形容那些深陷恶习或重病的人，通常用于骂人。 【例】 例如：酒鬼 (drunkard); 色鬼 (lecher); 烟鬼 (smoker); 鸦片鬼 (opium addict); 懒鬼 (lazy person). 4. A secretive or dishonest plot or scheme. 指不可告人的打算或阴谋。 【例】 例如：捣鬼 (to meddle secretly); 心里有鬼 (having a guilty conscience). 5. A term of endearment often used for children. 用于小孩或他人亲昵的称呼。 例如：小鬼 (little ghost); 机灵鬼 (smart little one). 6. A derogatory term for a person. 用于形容他人的轻蔑称谓。 例如：小气鬼 (stingy person); 吝啬鬼 (miser). 7. A fool or a heavy-handed person, generally used as an insult. 形容蠢人或莽撞的人，通常用来侮辱。 例如：死鬼 (dead person, often an insult); 老鬼 (old fool). 8. A surname. 作为姓氏使用。 【形】 1. Secretive or stealthy. 指隐秘或难以捉摸的状态。 【引】 1. “故明主之行制也天，其用人也鬼。” - “Thus, the actions of wise leaders are based on heaven; their use of people is secretive.” 【例】 例如：鬼促促 (secretive); 鬼诨 (to make excuses); 鬼慌 (acting hurriedly in secret). 2. Clever, smart, or exquisite (often implying surprising abilities). 指机灵、聪慧或精妙，通常蕴含意外的能力。 【引】 1. “这孩子真鬼。” - “This child is really clever.” 2. “突兀压神州，峥嵘如鬼工。” - “Suddenly towering over the land, as magnificent as a ghostly creation.” 【例】 例如：鬼工 (skillfully crafted; beyond human ability); 鬼才 (talented and bizarre person); 鬼幻 (changeable, like a spirit); 鬼出电入 (to move swiftly and unpredictably).