態 Stroke Order

態 1. Spirit; posture; disposition. - Example: 《說文•心部》: "態，意態也。" (Attitude refers to one's spirit and posture.) - Comment: "意態者，有是意因有是狀，故曰意態。" (One's idea is formed due to one’s posture, hence the term attitude.) - Example: 《楚辭•招魂》: "容態好比，順彌代些。" (The appearance of one’s demeanor is lovely and harmonious.) - Comment: "態，姿也。" (Posture also refers to demeanor.) - Example: 《史記•老子韓非列傳》: "態色與淫志，是皆無益於子之身。" (Posture and lascivious desires are of no benefit to one’s self.) - Comment: "姿態之容色與淫欲之志皆無益於夫子，須去除也。" (The appearance and lascivious desires do not benefit the sage and should be eliminated.) - Example: 唐崔顥《岐王席觀妓》: "還將歌舞態，只擬奉君王。" (The postures in singing and dancing are meant for the king.) - Example: 宋陸游《秋思三首》之二: "山晴更覺雲含態，風定閑看水弄姿。" (On a clear mountain day, the clouds appear gentle; with still winds, water dances gracefully.) 2. Condition; attitude. - Example: 《楚辭•離騷》: "寧溘死以流亡兮，余不忍為此態也。" (I would rather die than live in this condition.) - Example: 《淮南子•主術》: "是以上多故則下多詐，上多事則下多態，上煩擾則下不定。" (When those above cause many issues, those below are often deceptive; when those above are preoccupied, those below become unstable.) - Example: 《漢書•鄭當時傳》: "一貧一富，乃知交態。" (In wealth and poverty, one understands the condition of friendship.) 3. Elegance. - Example: 北周庾信《趙國公集序》: "柱國趙國公，發言為論，下筆成章，逸態横生，新情振起。" (The Duke of Zhao is eloquent; his words become compositions, his elegance emanates, and new emotions arise.) 词性: 名词 情状。 - Example phrases: "事态" (situation), "形态" (form), "姿态" (posture). 词性: 名词 In grammar, it refers to the relationship between an action and its subject expressed through specific grammatical forms. Generally, it is divided into two types: - Active voice: Action is initiated by the subject. - Example phrase: "他玩球。" (He plays ball.) - Passive voice: Action is received by the subject. - Example phrase: "球被他玩。" (The ball is played by him.) The passive voice in Chinese is often expressed with particles like "被", "给", etc.