Jiao xun, Jiào xùn, Jiāo xún, Jiǎo xún: 7 definitions
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教訓 [jiao xun]—To teach, instruct.
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焦循 [jiāo xún] [jiao xun]—
(1763–1820 CE (西元 [xi yuan])). His courtesy name (字 [zi]) was Litang (理堂 [li tang]). A native of Ganquan (甘泉 [gan quan]), Jiangsu (江蘇 [jiang su]) (present-day (今 [jin]) Jiangdu County (江都縣 [jiang dou xian])) during the Qing Dynasty (清 [qing]). He was a classical scholar (經學家 [jing xue jia]) and mathematician (算學家 [suan xue jia]), and authored (著有 [zhe you]) over twenty works (經說 [jing shuo]) on classics, including Mengzi Zhengyi (孟子正義 [meng zi zheng yi]), as well as mathematical treatises (算書 [suan shu]) such as Tianyuan Yishi (天元一釋 [tian yuan yi shi]) and Kaifang Tongshi (開方通釋 [kai fang tong shi]).
焦循：人名。（西元1763～1820）字理堂，清江蘇甘泉（今江都縣）人。為經學家及算學家，著有《孟子正義》等經說二十餘種及《天元一釋》、《開方通釋》等算書。
jiāo xún: rén míng. (xī yuán1763～1820) zì lǐ táng, qīng jiāng sū gān quán (jīn jiāng dōu xiàn) rén. wèi jīng xué jiā jí suàn xué jiā, zhe yǒu < mèng zi zhèng yì> děng jīng shuō èr shí yú zhǒng jí < tiān yuán yī shì>,, < kāi fāng tōng shì> děng suàn shū.
jiao xun: ren ming. (xi yuan1763~1820) zi li tang, qing jiang su gan quan (jin jiang dou xian) ren. wei jing xue jia ji suan xue jia, zhe you < meng zi zheng yi> deng jing shuo er shi yu zhong ji < tian yuan yi shi>,, < kai fang tong shi> deng suan shu.
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教訓 [jiào xùn] [jiao xun]—
1. To teach and admonish (教導訓戒 [jiao dao xun jie]). From The Scholars (儒林外史 [ru lin wai shi]), Chapter 31: "Recently, thanks to the young master's (少爺 [shao ye]) instruction, I finally understood that books should be read." From A Brief History of Civilization (文明小史 [wen ming xiao shi]), Chapter 22: "Old master's (老夫子 [lao fu zi]) teaching is absolutely correct, I (兄弟 [xiong di]) was biased (偏見 [pian jian])."
2. Knowledge (認識 [ren shi]) gained from the experience (經驗 [jing yan]) of failure (失敗 [shi bai]) or mistakes (錯誤 [cuo wu]). For example: "You should firmly remember this lesson so that you won't make the same mistake next time."
教訓：1.教導訓戒。《儒林外史》第三一回：「近來蒙少爺的教訓，纔曉得書是該念的。」《文明小史》第二二回：「老夫子教訓得極是，兄弟偏見了。」
2.從失敗或錯誤的經驗中取得的認識。如：「你應牢記這一次的教訓，下次才不會再犯。」
jiào xùn:1. jiào dǎo xùn jiè. < rú lín wài shǐ> dì sān yī huí: “jìn lái méng shǎo yé de jiào xùn, cái xiǎo dé shū shì gāi niàn de.” < wén míng xiǎo shǐ> dì èr èr huí: “lǎo fū zi jiào xùn dé jí shì, xiōng dì piān jiàn le.”
2. cóng shī bài huò cuò wù de jīng yàn zhōng qǔ dé de rèn shí. rú: “nǐ yīng láo jì zhè yī cì de jiào xùn, xià cì cái bù huì zài fàn.”
jiao xun:1. jiao dao xun jie. < ru lin wai shi> di san yi hui: "jin lai meng shao ye de jiao xun, cai xiao de shu shi gai nian de." < wen ming xiao shi> di er er hui: "lao fu zi jiao xun de ji shi, xiong di pian jian le."
2. cong shi bai huo cuo wu de jing yan zhong qu de de ren shi. ru: "ni ying lao ji zhe yi ci de jiao xun, xia ci cai bu hui zai fan."
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徼巡 [jiǎo xún] [jiao xun]—
To patrol; to inspect. From Liu Zongyuan's (柳宗元 [liu zong yuan]) "Ancient East Gate Song" (古東門行 [gu dong men xing]) of the Tang Dynasty (唐朝 [tang chao]): "Red pellets (赤丸 [chi wan]) speak at night with flying lightning flashes, while the patrolling Sili (司隸 [si li]) sleeps like sheep."
徼巡：巡察。唐．柳宗元〈古東門行〉：「赤丸夜語飛電光，徼巡司隸眠如羊。」
jiǎo xún: xún chá. táng． liǔ zōng yuán 〈gǔ dōng mén xíng〉: “chì wán yè yǔ fēi diàn guāng, jiǎo xún sī lì mián rú yáng.”
jiao xun: xun cha. tang. liu zong yuan
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徼循 [jiǎo xún] [jiao xun]—
Patrol and be on alert (巡邏警戒 [xun luo jing jie]).
From Book of Han (漢書 [han shu]), Volume 65, Biography of Dongfang Shuo (東方朔傳 [dong fang shuo chuan]): "The Chancellor (丞相 [cheng xiang]) and Imperial Censor (御史 [yu shi]) understood the instruction (知指 [zhi zhi]), and then dispatched the Right Assistant Commandant (右輔都尉 [you fu dou wei]) to patrol east of Changyang (長楊 [zhang yang]), and the Right Chief Administrator (右內史 [you nei shi]) to mobilize the common people (小民 [xiao min]) to jointly await at the meeting place (會所 [hui suo])."
From New Book of Tang (新唐書 [xin tang shu]), Volume 136, Biography of Li Guangbi (李光弼傳 [li guang bi chuan]): "When Emperor Dezong (德宗 [de zong]) went to Fengtian (奉天 [feng tian]), [Li Guangbi] was promoted to General of the Left Guard (左衛將軍 [zuo wei jiang jun]) and served as Commissioner for City Defense (防城使 [fang cheng shi]). He repaired the battlements (壘堞 [lei die]) and patrolled day and night (晝夜 [zhou ye]), holding halberds (執戈 [zhi ge])."
徼循：巡邏警戒。《漢書．卷六五．東方朔傳》：「丞相御史知指，乃使右輔都尉徼循長楊以東，右內史發小民共待會所。」《新唐書．卷一三六．李光弼傳》：「德宗幸奉天，遷左衛將軍，為防城使。修壘堞，晝夜執戈徼循。」
jiǎo xún: xún luó jǐng jiè. < hàn shū． juǎn liù wǔ． dōng fāng shuò chuán>: “chéng xiāng yù shǐ zhī zhǐ, nǎi shǐ yòu fǔ dōu wèi jiǎo xún zhǎng yáng yǐ dōng, yòu nèi shǐ fā xiǎo mín gòng dài huì suǒ.” < xīn táng shū． juǎn yī sān liù． lǐ guāng bì chuán>: “dé zōng xìng fèng tiān, qiān zuǒ wèi jiāng jūn, wèi fáng chéng shǐ. xiū lěi dié, zhòu yè zhí gē jiǎo xún.”
jiao xun: xun luo jing jie. < han shu. juan liu wu. dong fang shuo chuan>: "cheng xiang yu shi zhi zhi, nai shi you fu dou wei jiao xun zhang yang yi dong, you nei shi fa xiao min gong dai hui suo." < xin tang shu. juan yi san liu. li guang bi chuan>: "de zong xing feng tian, qian zuo wei jiang jun, wei fang cheng shi. xiu lei die, zhou ye zhi ge jiao xun."
教訓 t = 教训 s = jiào xùn p refers to “to provide guidance; to lecture sb; to upbraid/a talking-to; a bitter lesson/CL:番 [fan1],頓 | 顿 [dun4]”.
教訓 [jiào xùn] refers to: “teach”.
教訓 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 化; 啓; 垂示; 指南; 教授; 教誨; 爲宣說; 示教; 訓誨; 誨.
[Vietnamese] giáo huấn.
[Korean] 교훈 / gyohun.
[Japanese] キョウクン / kyōkun.
Chinese language.
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