Wei guo, Wěi guó, Wěi guǒ, Wěi guò, Wèi guǒ, Wèi guó, Wèi guò: 8 definitions
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委國 [wěi guó] [wei guo]—
To entrust the governance of a state to others. Shi Ji (史記 [shi ji]) [Records of the Grand Historian], Volume 66, Biography of Wu Zixu (伍子胥傳 [wu zi xu chuan]): "He sent the official Zhong (大夫種 [da fu zhong]) with generous gifts to Wu Taizai Pi (吳太宰嚭 [wu tai zai pi]) to request peace, seeking to entrust the state and become subjects."
委國：將國家委託他人治理。《史記．卷六十六．伍子胥傳》：「使大夫種厚幣遺吳太宰嚭以請和，求委國為臣妾。」
wěi guó: jiāng guó jiā wěi tuō tā rén zhì lǐ. < shǐ jì． juǎn liù shí liù． wǔ zi xū chuán>: “shǐ dà fū zhǒng hòu bì yí wú tài zǎi pǐ yǐ qǐng hé, qiú wěi guó wèi chén qiè.”
wei guo: jiang guo jia wei tuo ta ren zhi li. < shi ji. juan liu shi liu. wu zi xu chuan>: "shi da fu zhong hou bi yi wu tai zai pi yi qing he, qiu wei guo wei chen qie."
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委果 [wěi guǒ] [wei guo]—
Indeed, truly. From "The Romance of the Western Ocean Journeys of Eunuch Sanbao" (三寶太監西洋記通俗演義 [san bao tai jian xi yang ji tong su yan yi]), Chapter 20: "When the monkeys saw that there was indeed a living person under the cliff, they hurriedly asked again: 'Gentleman, where are you from, what is your name (姓甚名誰 [xing shen ming shui])?'" From "Stories to Awaken the World, Volume 38, Ren Xiaozhi's Fierce Loyalty Turns Him into a God" (喻世明言 [yu shi ming yan]．卷三八 [juan san ba]．任孝子烈性為神 [ren xiao zi lie xing wei shen]): "After hearing this, the magistrate was stunned for a long time. Then he asked the neighbors, who indeed confirmed (供認 [gong ren]) that it was true (是實 [shi shi])."
委果：確實、果然。《三寶太監西洋記通俗演義》第二○回：「那些猴兒看見岩下委果是個生人，連忙的又問道：『君子，你是何方人氏，姓甚名誰？』」《喻世明言．卷三八．任孝子烈性為神》：「大尹聽罷，呆了半晌。遂問排鄰，委果供認是實。」
wěi guǒ: què shí,, guǒ rán. < sān bǎo tài jiān xī yáng jì tōng sú yǎn yì> dì èr○huí: “nà xiē hóu ér kàn jiàn yán xià wěi guǒ shì gè shēng rén, lián máng de yòu wèn dào: ‘jūn zi, nǐ shì hé fāng rén shì, xìng shén míng shuí?’ ” < yù shì míng yán． juǎn sān bā． rèn xiào zi liè xìng wèi shén>: “dà yǐn tīng bà, dāi le bàn shǎng. suì wèn pái lín, wěi guǒ gōng rèn shì shí.”
wei guo: que shi,, guo ran. < san bao tai jian xi yang ji tong su yan yi> di er○hui: "na xie hou er kan jian yan xia wei guo shi ge sheng ren, lian mang de you wen dao: 'jun zi, ni shi he fang ren shi, xing shen ming shui?' " < yu shi ming yan. juan san ba. ren xiao zi lie xing wei shen>: "da yin ting ba, dai le ban shang. sui wen pai lin, wei guo gong ren shi shi."
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委過 [wěi guò] [wei guo]—
Shifting blame. For example, "他人 [ta ren] (wěi guò tā rén)" - to shift blame to others. Also written as "委咎 [wei jiu] (wěi jiù)" or "委罪 [wei zui] (wěi zuì)".
委過：推委過失。如：「委過他人」。也作「委咎」、「委罪」。
wěi guò: tuī wěi guò shī. rú: “wěi guò tā rén” . yě zuò “wěi jiù” ,, “wěi zuì” .
wei guo: tui wei guo shi. ru: "wei guo ta ren" . ye zuo "wei jiu" ,, "wei zui" .
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諉過 [wěi guò] [wei guo]—
Shift the blame onto others. For example: "One should not shift the blame for their own mistakes onto others (自己犯下的錯誤不應他人 [zi ji fan xia de cuo wu bu ying ta ren], zì jǐ fàn xià de cuòwù bù yìng wěiguò tārén)."
諉過：把過失推托給別人。如：「自己犯下的錯誤不應諉過他人。」
wěi guò: bǎ guò shī tuī tuō gěi bié rén. rú: “zì jǐ fàn xià de cuò wù bù yīng wěi guò tā rén.”
wei guo: ba guo shi tui tuo gei bie ren. ru: "zi ji fan xia de cuo wu bu ying wei guo ta ren."
1) 爲果 [wèi guǒ] refers to: “bear fruit”.
爲果 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Sanskrit] phalārtham.
[Vietnamese] vay quả.
[Korean] 위과 / wigwa.
[Japanese] イカ / ika.
2) 爲過 [wèi guò] refers to: “past”.
爲過 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 乃往; 超越; 過去.
[Tibetan] sun 'byin pa.
[Vietnamese] vay quá.
[Korean] 위과 / wigwa.
[Japanese] イカ / ika.
Chinese language.
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