佔 Stroke Order
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Information of 佔
Pinyin
zhàn、 diān
Radical
亻
Strokes
7 strokes
Usage
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Definition
to observe / to divine, to divine, to occupy / to constitute / to make up / to account
佔 (zhàn)
1. Same as "占" (to occupy or take possession).
2. Verb: To possess or occupy. Commonly understood as "占".
Example: In the poem by Fang Gan, "The area occupied has not exceeded four or five feet; only two or three stars are reflected in the sky."
3. Verb: To have or possess.
Example: In Han Yu's essay "Advancing in Learning," he states: "Those who occupy minor virtues are usually recorded; those who name a skill are all mediocre."
4. Verb: To possess or occupy. Commonly understood as "占".
Example: In the poem by Fang Gan, "The area occupied has not exceeded four or five feet; only two or three stars are reflected in the sky."
5. Verb: To have or possess.
Example: In Han Yu's essay "Advancing in Learning," he states: "Those who occupy minor virtues are usually recorded; those who name a skill are all mediocre."
6. [～侸] a. Light; b. To hang down; c. Tired.
7. Verb: To infer good or bad fortune based on signs.
Example: In the "Rites of Zhou", Spring Officials' Divinations: "In all divinations, the ruler assesses the body, the nobles assess the color, the historian assesses the ink, and the diviners assess the cracks."
8. Verb: To inspect or coordinate.
Example: In the "Book of the Later Han", volume 65, in the biography of Duan Shang: "As I moved my troops into summer, we continuously received sweet rain; during the year, the yields were abundant, and without disease or epidemic among the people, this was an indication of the will of heaven, and there will be no disasters."