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鼎 (ding2) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

鼎 (ding2, dǐng) — ancient cooking cauldron with two looped handles and three or four legs; pot (dialect); to enter upon a period of (classical); Kangxi radical 206; one of the 64 hexagrams of the Book of Changes; a symbol of dynasty; important; great; emperor; high official; state; transformation; extravagant and luxurious; to innovate

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Usage

Level

beyond HSK

Related words

• 鼎力 (ding2 lik6) — (honorific) your kind efforts; thanks to your help
• 鼎力相助 (ding2 lik6 soeng1 zo6) — We are most grateful for your valuable assistance.
• 鼎助 (ding2 zo6) — (honorific) your inestimable assistance; thanks to your help
• 鼎城 (ding2 sing4) — see 鼎城區|鼎城区[Ding3 cheng2 Qu1]
• 鼎城區 (ding2 sing4 keoi1) — Dingcheng, a district of Changde City 常德市[Chang2 de2 Shi4], Hunan
• 鼎峙 (ding2 ci5) — (literary) to form a tripartite confrontation

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