() — four (the anti-fraud character used on checks, contracts, and official documents); (literary) wanton, reckless, unrestrained; (literary) shop, store

Definizione

A literary numeral 'four' used in the anti-fraud form 肆 on checks and contracts. As a stand-alone word it means 'wanton / unrestrained' (e.g. 放肆) or 'shop' (e.g. 酒肆) in classical writing.

numeral
four (the anti-fraud character used on checks, contracts, and official documents)(literary) wantonrecklessunrestrained(literary) shopstore

Esempi

  • Zhè zhāng zhī piào shàng bì xū yòng sì tián xiě jīn é.
    The amount on this check must be written using the financial form of four.
  • Tā jīn tiān biǎo xiàn dé shí fēn fàng sì, wán quán bù shǒu guī ju.
    He acted extremely recklessly today, completely disregarding the rules.
  • Zhè jiā jiǔ sì yǐ jīng jīng yíng le shàng bǎi nián.
    This old wine shop has been in business for over a hundred years.

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