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呷 [xiā]
1. To sip small amounts.
例如: 呷了一口茶。 (Sipped a mouthful of tea.)
本义: 小口饮 (The original meaning: drinking in small mouthfuls)
造字法: 形声。从口,甲声 (Method of formation: phonetic compound; from 'mouth', sound 'gā')
引例:
1. 明·袁宏道《满井游记》:呷浪之鳞。 (Ming Dynasty - Yuan Hongdao "Writings of the Full Well": "sipping the scales of the waves.")
2. 《水浒传》: 自也吃了些鱼,呷了几口汤汁。 (Water Margin: "I also ate some fish, and sipped a few mouthfuls of broth.")
另见 gā (See also: gā)
呷 [gā]
象声词:
1. 鸭叫声 (Onomatopoeia for duck quack).
2. 笑声 (Onomatopoeia for laughter, ha-ha).
例: 如:呷呷 (For example: gā gā)
动词: 喝、饮 (Verb: to drink).
组词: 「呷茶」(Word pairing: 'sip tea').
例句: 宋.郑震〈饮马长城窟〉诗:「朝呷一口水,暮破千重关。」
(Song Dynasty - Zheng Zhen "Drinking at the Great Wall Cave": "In the morning sipped a mouthful of water, in the evening broke through thousands of barriers.")
《儒林外史.第二零回》: 「勉强呷了两口汤,仍旧面朝床里睡下。」
("The Scholars, Chapter 20": "Reluctantly sipped a couple mouthfuls of soup, still facing down to sleep.")