俘 Stroke Order

俘 [fú] (动) 【本义】: 俘获 【造字法】: 形声。从人，孚( fú )声。 1. 同本义 (capture; take prisoner) 引: 1. 《说文》：俘，军所获也。 (Capture refers to what the army has obtained.) 2. 《春秋传》：以为俘聝。按，死者取左耳为聝，生者为俘。 (As for captives, the left ear is taken for the dead, while the living are captives.) 3. 《尔雅》：俘，取也。李注：“囚敌曰俘。” (Capturing means to take. Li's note: "Capturing an enemy is called taking captive.") 4. 《左传·宣公二年》：俘二百五十人。 (Two hundred fifty people were captured.) 例: 又如: 生俘(活捉; live capture); 俘斩(俘获斩首; execution of captives); 俘系(俘获拴缚; binding of captives); 俘执(俘获擒捉; arresting captives); 俘敌数千 (thousands of enemies captured). 2. 缴获; 指用战争手段获取对方土地或物质等 (take; get) 引: 1. 《书·汤誓》：俘厥宝玉。 (Capture your treasures.) 2. 《左传·成公十三年》：俘我王官。 (Capture my royal territory.) 例: 又如: 俘劫(侵犯掠夺; plunder); 俘邑(在战争中获取，因而对其有所有权的城邑; a city captured in war, thus holding ownership). 俘 [fú] (名) 1. 俘虏 (captive) 引: 1. 《左传·定公十年》：夷不乱华，俘不干盟。 (Barbarians do not disrupt the Chinese, captives do not affect alliances.) 例: 又如: 伤俘(受伤的俘虏; injured captive); 战俘(战争中捉住的敌人; enemy captured in war). 2. 通“宝”。珍贵之物 (valuable article) 引: 1. 《左传·庄公六年经》：齐人来归卫俘。 (People from Qi returned valuable articles to Wei.)