噹 Stroke Order
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Information of 噹
Pinyin
dāng
Radical
口
Strokes
16 strokes
Usage
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Definition
(onom.) dong / ding dong (bell)
噹
1. See "当" (dāng).
2. Verb: to hold a position.
Example phrases: "当记者" (to be a journalist), "当教员" (to be an instructor).
3. Verb: to supervise or manage.
Example phrases: "当家" (to be in charge), "当位" (to hold a position), "当权" (to hold power), "当政" (to be in government).
4. Adjective: appropriate.
Example phrases: "恰当" (proper), "适当" (suitable), "妥当" (appropriate), "若有不当之处，请多指教。" (If there are any inappropriate matters, please advise.)
From "礼记．乐记": "In ancient times, heaven and earth were in order and the four seasons were appropriate; the people had virtue and the five grains flourished."
5. Adjective: the same.
Example phrases: "当日" (that day), "当年" (that year).
6. Verb: to think or to believe.
Example phrases: "我当他是好人。" (I take him to be a good person.)
From "文明小史．第二九回": "Regarding the matter in West Village, you made a profit of fifty taels, do you think I don't know about the dealings of blacksmith Wang?"
7. Verb: to compete against or to resist.
Commonly used with the meaning "to block."
Example phrases: "锐不可当" (unstoppable), "螳臂当车" (a mantis trying to stop a cart).
From "史记．卷八一．廉颇蔺相如传": "Speaking of military matters, no one in the world can compete."
From Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's poem "老将行": "In one body I have fought for three thousand miles, with one sword I have once faced a million troops."