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閣 1. A type of building similar to a pavilion, used for sightseeing, recreation, storing books, and religious purposes: e.g., building a pavilion, "Teng Wang Ge". Used respectfully as "under the pavilion" to refer indirectly to a person and communicate with their attendants, nowadays often used in diplomatic contexts. 2. Specifically refers to a female's bedroom: e.g., "guai ge" (the boudoir), "chu ge" (to get married). 3. A small wooden house: e.g., "ge zi" (little pavilion), "ge lou" (pavilion). 4. The highest administrative organ in some countries: e.g., "neige" (abbreviated as "ge"), "zuo ge" (to form a cabinet), "ru ge" (to enter into the cabinet). 5. An ancient term similar to "ge," meaning to stop. 名词 (noun) An ancient type of building resembling a pavilion. It has two levels, the bottom level serves as a support layer, and the upper level stands on the support platform, surrounded by walls with windows, providing a wide view and good ventilation. Commonly built in gardens for recreation and also used for storing items and books. 【组词】(word formation): "楼阁" (pavilion). Example: 唐·杜牧, "阿房宫赋": "五步一楼，十步一阁" (Every five steps, there is a pavilion; every ten steps, there is another pavilion). 名词 (noun) An ancient type of room or loft separated within a residential house. A "夹室" (jammed room) refers to the space separated from the east and west wing rooms, while a "夹层" (loft) refers to the upper part separated by flooring within the main house. 【组词】(word formation): "阁楼" (loft).