壹 Stroke Order

壹: 1 "一"的大写。 The uppercase form of "one". 弌 yī 形 本义: 专一 Original meaning: single-minded. 造字法: 形声。小篆字形。从壶，吉声。"一"的大写。 Character formation: phono-semantic. The small seal character is made from the element for "pot," with a phonetic element. It is the uppercase form of "one". 1. 同本义 ([En.] single-minded) Single-minded in purpose. 引: 1 《说文》：壹，专一也。 "Shuōwén Jiězì": 壹 means single-minded. 2 《荀子·大略》：君子壹教，凝子壹学，亟成。 "Xúnzǐ: Dàlyuè": The virtuous man teaches single-mindedly, and the disciple learns diligently, leading to swift success. 3 《左传·文公三年》：与人之壹也。 注:“壹，无贰心。” "Zuo Zhuan": To be in harmony with others is to be single-minded. Note: "壹" means no second thoughts. 4 《左传·昭二十年》：若琴瑟之专壹，谁能听之? "Zuo Zhuan": Just like a zither and harp that are in harmony, who can hear them separately? 例: 又如: 壱心(同心;专心) For example: 壹心 (one mind; concentration); 壹德 (one will); 壹意 (single-minded); 壹定 (constant and unchanging). 2. 统一;一致 ([En.] united; identical) Unity; uniformity. 引: 1 《商君书·赏刑》：圣人之为国也，壹赏，壹刑，壹教。 "Shang Jun Shu": For the sage governing a nation, there is a uniform reward, a uniform punishment, and a uniform teaching. 例: 又如: 壱同(统一); For example: 壹同 (unified); 壹统 (one rule); 壹意 (unified intention); 壹体 (as one whole); 壹气 (unity of energy). 3. 皆; 一概; 一律 ([En.] all; one and all) All; in general. 引: 1 《礼记·大学》：自天子以至于庶人，壹是皆一修身为本。 "Liji": From the emperor to the commoner, they all take self-cultivation as the foundation. 例: 又如: 壱是 (generally); For example: 壹是 (one and all); 壹概 (in general, same); 壹切 (everything); 壹匡 (to correct everything). 4. 一样; 等同; 同一 ([En.] same; equal) Same; equal. 引: 1 《国语·晋语七》：镇静者修之，则壹。 "Guoyu": Those who practice calmness, then they are one. 例: 又如: 壱齐(齐一，划一); For example: 壹齐 (uniform); 壹体 (as a whole). 壹: 1. "一"的大写 ([En.] one) The uppercase form of "one". 引: 1 《礼记·表记》：节以壹惠。 "Liji": Use one when marking. 2 《仪礼·士相见礼》：君答壹拜。 "Yili": The ruler answers with one bow. 2. ——常用于支票、银行票据等，以避免差错或涂改 Commonly used in checks and bank drafts to avoid errors or alterations. 引: 1 《容斋五笔》：古书及汉人用字，如一之与壹，二之与贰，三之与叁，其义皆同。 "Rongzhai Wubi": In ancient texts and in the use of Chinese characters, for "one" and "壹", "two" and "贰", "three" and "叁", their meanings are identical. 3. 表示数量、次数 ([En.] one) Indicates quantity or number. 例: 如: 壱再 (one again; repeatedly); For example: 壹再 (more than once); 壹倡三叹 (one person sings, three respond); 壱尊 (one respect; mean to jointly support one emperor); 壱适 (one time for recommendation or advancement).