膽 Stroke Order

膽 dǎn 名 【本义】: 膽囊。動物體內消化器官之一 Gallbladder. One of the digestive organs in the bodies of humans or certain animals. 1. 人或某些動物體內器官之一，在肝臟右葉的下部：～囊。苦～。～固醇。肝～相照（指對人忠誠，以真心相見）。 An organ inside humans or some animals, located in the lower part of the right lobe of the liver: gallbladder. Bitter gall. Gall stone. Gallbladder as a symbol of loyalty (referring to sincere interaction with others). 2. 不怕兇暴和危險的精神、勇氣：～量。～氣。壯～。～魄。～大妄爲（wéi）。 The spirit or courage that is not afraid of violence and danger: courage. Bravery. Valor. Dauntlessness. Being rash without fear. 3. 裝在器物內部而中空的東西：球～。暖瓶～。 A hollow object placed inside an item: ball liner. Thermos liner. 【引】 1. 《說文》：膽，連肝之府也。俗字作“膽”。 "Shuo Wen": The gallbladder is connected to the liver. It is commonly written as “膽”. 2. 《素問·靈蘭祕典論》：膽者，中正之官，決斷出焉。按，形如瓶，長三寸，在肝之短葉間。華佗曰:“膽者，中清之府，號曰將軍。主藏而不瀉。” "Suwen - Linglan Secret Classic": The gallbladder is the officer of balance and justice, making decisions. It is shaped like a bottle, about three inches long, located between the short leaves of the liver. Hua Tuo said: "The gallbladder is the house of clarity, called the general. It is responsible for storage and does not let out." 3. 《淮南子·精神》：膽爲雲，肝爲風，腎爲雨。注：“膽，金也。” "Huainanzi - Spirit": The gallbladder is the clouds, the liver is the wind, the kidneys are the rain. Note: "The gallbladder represents metal." 4. 李白《行路難》：劇辛樂毅感恩分，輸肝剖膽效英才。 Li Bai's "Difficult Journey": The gratitude and affirmation of a deeply painful experience, laying bare one's heart and gallbladder to emulate the talents of heroes. 【例】 又如: 膽結石(膽石症); 膽裂(膽爲之破裂。形容恐懼之甚); 膽裂魂飛(恐懼驚怖到極點); 膽液(膽汁) For example: gallstones (cholelithiasis); gallbladder rupture (describing extreme fear); fear to the point of losing one's spirit; gallbladder fluid (bile). 【引】 1. 《荀子·脩身》：勇膽猛戾。注：“有膽氣也。” "Xunzi - Self-cultivation": Bold and fierce courage. Note: "It means having gall and spirit." 2. 岑參《老馬川行奉送出師西征》：虎騎聞之應膽懾。 Cen Shen's "The Old Horse: A Song of Farewell for the Western Expedition": The tiger cavalry heard of this and should feel daunted. 【例】 又如: 膽落(喪膽落魄); 膽大如斗(比喻人的膽量極大) For example: losing one's gall (feeling dispirited); having a courage as big as a bucket (metaphor for someone who is extremely brave). 3. 裝在器物內層，可容納水、空氣等的東西 ([En.] liner). An object housed within something, capable of containing water, air, etc.