Wu dian, Wū diǎn, Wǔ diǎn, Wǔ diàn, Wù diǎn: 7 definitions

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汙點 [wū diǎn] [wu dian]—
1. Stains or dirt that have been acquired. (From Twenty Years' Witness to the Strange Status Quo, Chapter 58: "He even used his own clothes to wipe away a stain for him.") (Chinese: 沾染上的汙垢 [zhan ran shang de wu gou], 二十年目睹之怪現狀 [er shi nian mu du zhi guai xian zhuang], )
2. By extension, a flaw in one's behavior or conduct. For example: "Not afraid of leaving a stain (Chinese: ) due to carelessness in handling affairs, but afraid of not correcting mistakes, so that there is no chance to wash away and start anew."

wū diǎn:1. zhān rǎn shàng de wū gòu. < èr shí nián mù dǔ zhī guài xiàn zhuàng> dì wǔ bā huí: “yòu ná zì jǐ yī fú, dài tā shì le gè wū diǎn.”
2. yǐn shēn wèi xíng wèi shàng de quē shī. rú: “bù pà chù shì bù shèn ér liú xià wū diǎn, pà de shì zhī cuò bù gǎi, jiù lián xǐ shuā zì xīn de jī huì yě méi yǒu le.”

wu dian:1. zhan ran shang de wu gou. < er shi nian mu du zhi guai xian zhuang> di wu ba hui: "you na zi ji yi fu, dai ta shi le ge wu dian."
2. yin shen wei xing wei shang de que shi. ru: "bu pa chu shi bu shen er liu xia wu dian, pa de shi zhi cuo bu gai, jiu lian xi shua zi xin de ji hui ye mei you le."

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五典 [wǔ diǎn] [wu dian]—
The books written by Shao Hao (少昊 [shao hao]), Zhuanxu (顓頊 [zhuan xu]), Gao Xin (高辛 [gao xin]), Tang (唐 [tang]), and Yu (虞 [yu]). Kong Anguo (孔安國 [kong an guo]) of the Han Dynasty, in his "Preface to the Book of Documents" (書經序 [shu jing xu]), stated: "The books of Fuxi (伏犧 [fu xi]), Shennong (神農 [shen nong]), and the Yellow Emperor (黃帝 [huang di]) are called the 'Three Tombs' (三墳 [san fen]), which speak of the Great Way (大道 [da dao]); the books of Shao Hao (少昊 [shao hao]), Zhuanxu (顓頊 [zhuan xu]), Gao Xin (高辛 [gao xin]), Tang (唐 [tang]), and Yu (虞 [yu]) are called the 'Five Canons', which speak of the Constant Way (常道 [chang dao])." The "Rhapsody on the Eastern Capital" (東京賦 [dong jing fu]) by Zhang Heng (張衡 [zhang heng]) in the Selections of Refined Literature (文選 [wen xuan]) states: "In the past, I often regretted that the 'Three Tombs' (三墳 [san fen]) and 'Five Canons' had been lost, and I could not admire the beauty of Emperor Yan (炎帝 [yan di]) and Emperor Kui (帝魁 [di kui])."

wǔ diǎn: shǎo hào,, zhuān xū,, gāo xīn,, táng,, yú suǒ zhe de diǎn jí. hàn． kǒng ān guó 〈shū jīng xù〉: “fú xī,, shén nóng,, huáng dì zhī shū wèi zhī sān fén, yán dà dào yě； shǎo hào,, zhuān xū,, gāo xīn,, táng yú zhī shū wèi zhī wǔ diǎn, yán cháng dào yě.” < wén xuǎn． zhāng héng． dōng jīng fù>: “xī cháng hèn sān fén wǔ diǎn jì mǐn, yǎng bù dǔ yán dì dì kuí zhī měi.”

wu dian: shao hao,, zhuan xu,, gao xin,, tang,, yu suo zhe de dian ji. han. kong an guo : "fu xi,, shen nong,, huang di zhi shu wei zhi san fen, yan da dao ye; shao hao,, zhuan xu,, gao xin,, tang yu zhi shu wei zhi wu dian, yan chang dao ye." < wen xuan. zhang heng. dong jing fu>: "xi chang hen san fen wu dian ji min, yang bu du yan di di kui zhi mei."

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廡殿 [wǔ diàn] [wu dian]—
A roof form in traditional Chinese architecture. It has four slopes on all sides (front, back, left, and right) along the central axis. It is the highest grade in roof architectural styles and can only be used for palaces and temples. (Chinese: 一種中國傳統建築的屋頂形式 [yi zhong zhong guo chuan tong jian zhu de wu ding xing shi]。沿中軸形成前後左右四面斜坡 [yan zhong zhou xing cheng qian hou zuo you si mian xie po]，為屋頂建築式樣中的最高等級 [wei wu ding jian zhu shi yang zhong de zui gao deng ji]，僅宮殿 [jin gong dian] (gōngdiàn) 及寺廟 [ji si miao] (sìmiào) 得以使用 [de yi shi yong]。)

wǔ diàn: yī zhǒng zhōng guó chuán tǒng jiàn zhú de wū dǐng xíng shì. yán zhōng zhóu xíng chéng qián hòu zuǒ yòu sì miàn xié pō, wèi wū dǐng jiàn zhú shì yàng zhōng de zuì gāo děng jí, jǐn gōng diàn jí sì miào dé yǐ shǐ yòng.

wu dian: yi zhong zhong guo chuan tong jian zhu de wu ding xing shi. yan zhong zhou xing cheng qian hou zuo you si mian xie po, wei wu ding jian zhu shi yang zhong de zui gao deng ji, jin gong dian ji si miao de yi shi yong.

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誤點 [wù diǎn] [wu dian]—
Delayed beyond the scheduled time. For example, "The train is delayed" (火車 [huo che], huǒchē wùdiǎn).

wù diǎn: yán wù guī dìng de shí jiān. rú: “huǒ chē wù diǎn” .

wu dian: yan wu gui ding de shi jian. ru: "huo che wu dian" .