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庸 [yōng]
**Meaning:**
1. Ordinary; not remarkable.
- 平常,不高明的:平庸。庸医(mediocre doctor)。庸言(commonplace words)。庸俗。庸人(ordinary person)。昏庸(mediocre and foolish)。庸主(mediocre or foolish monarch)。庸夫(mediocre husband)。庸暗(ordinary and ignorant)。庸庸碌碌(without ambition, accomplishing little)。
2. Need; necessary.
- 需要:无庸细述(no need to elaborate)。无庸讳言(no need to keep secret)。
3. How; in what way.
- 岂,怎么:庸讵(how, in what way, also written as “庸遽”)。
4. A type of tax system in the Tang Dynasty of China.
- 中国唐代一种赋税法:租庸调。
5. Merit; contribution.
- 功劳:庸绩(merit or achievement)。
6. Same as “佣”, meaning to employ or hire.
- 古同“佣”,雇佣。
**As a Verb:**
1. To need; to adopt.
- 同本义 ([En.] need; adopt).
2. Used primarily with negative adverbs such as “无”, “勿”, and “弗”.
3. To employ; to appoint.
- 任用 ([En.] employ).
4. To be hired; to sell one's labor.
- 受雇用,出卖劳动力 ([En.] be hired).
5. To reward for contributions.
- 酬其功劳 ([En.] reward).
**As an Adjective:**
1. Commonplace.
- 平常 ([En.] commonplace).
2. Mediocre.
- 平庸 ([En.] mediocre).
3. Vulgar.
- 庸俗,庸鄙 ([En.] vulgar).
4. Mediocre and foolish.
- 昏庸,庸下 ([En.] mediocre and stupid).
5. Meagre.
- 浅陋 ([En.] meagre).
**As a Noun:**
1. Merit.
- 功勋 ([En.] merit).
2. A hired person; laborer.
- 受雇用的人 ([En.] hired man).
3. Toil; effort.
- 劳苦 ([En.] toil).
4. Wages; salary.
- 受雇者的工钱 ([En.] wage).
5. An ancient state; now part of Hubei province.
- 古国名,在今湖北省 ([En.] Yong state).
6. A surname.
**As an Adverb:**
1. Perhaps; maybe.
- 或许,大概 ([En.] perhaps).
2. How; in what way. Indicates rhetorical questions.
- 怎么 ([En.] how). Indicates rhetoric.
3. Can imply rhetorical questions like “could it be said that…”
- 表示反问,可译为“难道”、“岂”、“哪里” ([En.] could it be said that…).
*(Note: Translated definitions are sourced from traditional dictionary interpretations.)*