2016年12月10日星期六

14 “进”,甲骨文象鸟足向前移走之形,用鸟脚动作作比喻"进",很有生活气息. 14 into the Oracle as the bird feet forward to move the shape, with the bird foot action as a metaphor "into" very life.

14  “”,甲骨文象鸟足向前移走之形,用鸟脚动作比喻"进",很有生活气息.
   甲骨文象鸟足向前移走之形。鸟脚行走只能前进不能后退,用鸟脚动作作为"进",比喻十分生动。《说文》注:“登也。向上移动曰进。”本义前进,又指向上移动。引申奉上、呈上、接纳、收入。用在动词后,表示动作由外到里。
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 [] ()  advance; move forward; move ahead  enter; come or go into; get into  receive  eat; drink; take  submit; present 


14 into the Oracle as the bird feet forward to move the shape, with the bird foot action as a metaphor "into" very life.
Into the Oracle Bone Birds feet forward as the removal of the shape. Birds can only walk forward can not be back, with the bird foot action as "Jin", the metaphor is very vivid. "Said the text" Note: "Deng also move up into the said." The original meaning of forward, and point to move up. Extended offer, presentation, acceptance, income. Used after the verb, said the action from outside to inside.
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Enter into (move) ① advance; move forward; move ahead ② enter; come or go into; get into ③ receive ④ eat; drink; take ⑤ submit; present

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