What does half a catty mean?

What is the specific meaning of the word half a catty eight liang? Let us learn about it through its pronunciation, origin, sentence formation, near antonyms and English translation.

What does half a catty mean?

Pinyin: b?n jīn bā liǎng

Explanation: Eight Liang: half a catty. One half a catty, one eight taels. Metaphors are the same as each other, on par with each other.

From: Volume 11 of "Wudeng Huiyuan" by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: Question: When you come, there is nothing to go to time and space, and you are lost in both directions. How can you get there without being lost? The master said: "Weighing head" Half a catty, weighing eight taels. Song Dynasty Shi Weibai's "Jianzhong Jingguo Continued Lamp Record": "Stepping on the scale, the hammer is as hard as iron, eighty taels is half a catty." ?

Example: Chapter 17 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: The generals saw that he had two abilities, both of which were good, and his appearance was similar. ?

Grammar: conjunction; used as predicates and clauses; metaphors are the same as each other, comparable

Praise and criticism: neutral words

English: six of one and half a dozen of the other;

Synonyms of half a dozen of the other;

Evenly matched, evenly matched, evenly matched, each other

Antonyms of half a dozen of the other;

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Completely different, worlds apart

Half a catty in a sentence

These two people are half a catty, it’s hard to tell the difference between them!

To be honest, I feel like these two candidates are evenly matched.

Stop making fun of others. You and he are the same.

I think when comparing these two mobile phones, they are about the same. There is no distinction between the superior and inferior.

What does half-cut into the soil mean?

Pinyin: b?n ji? r? tǔ

Explanation: Cut: Duan. Half of the body was buried in the soil. It is a metaphor for people who are in their later years and have only a few years of acquaintance.

From: Volume 12 of "Dongpo Zhilin" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "You have been half buried in the ground, but you are still fighting to shout out?"

Example: Lao She's "Who Arrives in Chongqing First" Act 1: What a difference, what a difference! When a person reaches thirty-five, he is half buried in the ground. ?

Grammar: subject-predicate; used as predicate and attributive; refers to people who are old and dying

Praise and criticism: neutral words

English: with not many remaining years ;be dying near;with half of one's body already in the grave;having one foot in the grave ;

Synonyms of half in the grave

Nearly twilight, twilight, twilight The year of the year is still candle before the wind, the wind is candle, the year is more than seventy years old

The wind candle is dying, the coffin is full of flesh, the year is forced, the sun is thinning, the mulberry elm is sunset, the west mountain is the year of life, the mulberry elm sunset is the sunset, the sun is thinning the west mountain

Antonym of half-buried

The prime of life, the prime of life, the prime of life, the prime of life, the mature age, the splendor of spring and autumn, the peak of youth

The golden age is in bud, the golden age and the hairpin age are young and promising, full of vigor and vitality, the yellow flower is young and promising

Half-buried in a sentence

Old man Wang is already half-buried, but his daily life is enjoyable and very optimistic.

Although the writer is already half dead, he can still continue to write to maintain his little life.

He has reached the age of half-buried, and is powerless to do anything.

I am 89 years old this year, and I am already half buried.

Although the old professor is half dead, he still stubbornly goes to the laboratory every day to do scientific research.