- 顿
- dùnpause, (in Chinese calligraphy) pause in writing in order to reinforce the beginning or ending of a stroke, arrange; settle, touch the ground (with one's head), stamp (one's foot), suddenly; immediately; at once, (used to indicate frequency), fatigued; tired* * *pause; suddenly; arrange* * *pause; suddenly; arrange* * *dun4to stop, to pause, to arrange, to lay out, to kowtow, to stamp (one's foot), at once, classifier for meals, beatings, scoldings etc: time, bout, spell, meal* * *1) 顿dùn动(稍停; 停顿) pause; halt; stop:他顿了一下,又接着往下说。 After a short pause, he went on.(书法上指用力使笔着纸而暂不移动) (in Chinese calligraphy) pause in writing in order to reinforce the beginning or ending of a stroke:顿笔 make a pause for breath in writing(头叩地) touch the ground (with one's head)(脚跺地) stamp (one's foot):顿脚 stamp one's foot(处理; 安置) arrange; settle:安顿 arrange for; help settle down形(疲乏) fatigued; tired:劳顿 tired out; exhausted副(立刻; 忽然) suddenly; immediately:顿悟 suddenly realize the truth, etc. attain enlightenment;茅塞顿开 be suddenly enlightened量(用于吃饭、斥责、劝说、打骂等行为的次数):挨了一顿骂 get a scolding;说了他一顿 give him a dressing-down;一天三顿饭 three meals a day名(姓氏) a surname:顿琦 Dun Qi另见 dú。2) 顿dú名(人名用字) a word used in a person's name:冒顿 Modu另见 dùn。* * *頓|顿 [dùn] ► to stop ► to pause ► to arrange ► to lay out ► to kowtow ► to stamp (one's foot) ► at once ► classifier for meals, beatings, scoldings etc: time, bout, spell, meal
Chinese-English dictionary. Academic. 2013.