觞 (觴) shāng
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shāng
noun
a goblet
Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文
Notes: In the sense of 酒杯 (Guoyu '觴'; Rouzer 2007, p. 37) -
shāng
verb
to drink an alcoholic beverage
Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文
Notes: In the sense of 饮酒 (Guoyu '觴' v)
Contained in
- 称觞(稱觴) to toast in praise
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Word is mentioned most frequently in
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- 卷六十二 志第三十八 樂二 Volume 62 Treatises 38: Music 2 History of Ming 明史 — count: 19
- 卷一百三十七 志第九十 樂十二 Volume 137 Treatises 90: Music 12 History of Song 宋史 — count: 14
- 卷一百三十六 志第八十九 樂十一 Volume 136 Treatises 89: Music 11 History of Song 宋史 — count: 12
- 卷六十三 志第三十九 樂三 Volume 63 Treatises 39: Music 3 History of Ming 明史 — count: 10
- 卷十七 Scroll 17 Wenxuan 文選 — count: 10
- 卷一百三十二 志第八十五 樂七 Volume 132 Treatises 85: Music 7 History of Song 宋史 — count: 9
- 卷十七 志第七 禮四 Volume 17 Treatises 7: Rituals 4 Book of Song 宋書 — count: 9
- 卷一百三十三 志第八十六 樂八 Volume 133 Treatises 86: Music 8 History of Song 宋史 — count: 8
- 卷一百三十五 志第八十八 樂十 Volume 135 Treatises 88: Music 10 History of Song 宋史 — count: 8
- 卷四十六 Scroll 46 Wenxuan 文選 — count: 7
Collocations
- 奉觞 (奉觴) 奉觴加璧以進 — The Commentary of Zuo on the Spring and Autumn Annals 春秋左氏傳, 成公 Lord Cheng — count: 36
- 举觞 (舉觴) 桓公舉觴以飲之 — Garden of Stories 說苑, 卷十 敬慎 Chapter 10: Being Reverent and Catious — count: 25
- 觞上 (觴上) 奉觴上壽 — Records of the Grand Historian 史記, 《滑稽列傳》 Biographies of Jesters — count: 24
- 行觞 (行觴) 請行觴 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《投壺》 The Game of Pitch-Pot — count: 18
- 觞爵 (觴爵) 不親執觴爵 — Book of Jin 晉書, 卷十九 志第九 禮上 Volume 19 Treatises 9: Rites Part One — count: 13
- 觞酌 (觴酌) 觴酌俎豆 — Huainanzi 淮南子, 卷九 主術訓 Chapter 9: The Sovereign's Methods — count: 9
- 玉觞 (玉觴) 奉犧牲玉觴往獻焉 — Garden of Stories 說苑, 卷十八 辨物 Chapter 18: Distinguishes Things — count: 8
- 执觞 (執觴) 不親執觴酌 — Book of Jin 晉書, 卷十九 志第九 禮上 Volume 19 Treatises 9: Rites Part One — count: 7
- 进觞 (進觴) 主自奉食進觴 — Book of Han 漢書, 卷六十五 東方朔傳 Volume 65: Dongfang Shuo — count: 6
- 觞属 (觴屬) 權舉觴屬襲曰 — Records of the Three Kingdoms 三國志, 卷五十五 吳書十 程黃韓蔣周陳董甘淩徐潘丁傳 Volume 55: Book of Wu 10 - Biographies of Cheng, Huang, Han, Jiang, Zhou, Chen, Dong, Gan, Ling, Xu, Pan, and Ding — count: 6