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Information of 亭

Pinyin tíng

Radical

亠

Strokes

9 strokes

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Definition

pavilion

亭 (tíng) 1. A building with a roof and no walls, used for resting, often found by the roadside or in gardens; e.g., a cool pavilion, a peony pavilion. 2. A relatively simple small building. 3. Moderate and balanced. 4. Correct and appropriate; e.g., noon (正午, zhèngwǔ). 亭 (tíng) 1. The primary meaning: an ancient public building set by the roadside for travelers to rest. 2. Also refers to a post house (驿亭, inn). 3. Examples: postal pavilion (亭邮), residents near the pavilion (亭民), office of the pavilion (亭寺), lodging at the pavilion (亭舍), lodging inn (亭传), postal station (亭置), post pavilion (亭驿). 4. Pavilion: a structure that is roofed but without walls, often in gardens or beside roads. 5. A sentry box set at the frontier to observe enemy movements. 6. A small house resembling a pavilion (如亭子的小房子, kiosk). 7. A mountain pear. 8. A grassroots administrative unit during the Qin and Han dynasties. 亭 (tíng) 1. To rear or nurture. 2. Examples: nurturing (亭育), cultivation (亭毒). 3. To stop, same as "停" (stop). 亭 (tíng) 1. Moderate and well-balanced. 2. Examples: balanced (亭匀). 3. Straight; standing or upright positions. 4. Examples include: erect (亭立), tall and elegant (亭亭秀秀), gracefully walking (亭亭款款), standing tall (亭亭植立), proper and suitable (亭亭当当), and graceful posture (亭亭袅袅). 5. Right (正).

亭榭 tíng xiè

Pavilion

亭子 tíng zi

pavilion

宰牲亭 zǎi shēng tíng

Saatchi

牡丹亭 Mǔ dan Tíng

The Peony Pavilion (1598), play by Tang Xianzu 湯顯祖|汤显祖[Tang1 Xian3 zu3]

凉亭 liáng tíng

pavilion

亭台楼阁 tíng tái lóu gé

pavilions and kiosks (in Chinese gardens)

亭子间 tíng zi jiān

garret / a small, dark back room over a kitchen

街亭 jiē tíng

Street pavilion

亭亭玉立 tíng tíng yù lì

slender and elegant (of a woman)

茶亭 chá tíng

tea-booth / tea-stall / tea-kiosk

岗亭 gǎng tíng

sentry box / police box / watch box / watchhouse

电话亭 diàn huà tíng

telephone booth

湖心亭 hú xīn tíng

Mid-Lake Pavilion

华亭县 Huá tíng xiàn

Huating county in Pingliang 平涼|平凉[Ping2 liang2], Gansu

亭台 tíng tái

pavilion

亭长 tíng zhǎng

ancient official title

碑亭 bēi tíng

pavilion housing a stele