Zhang gu, Zhāng gū, Zhǎng gǔ, Zhǎng gù: 8 definitions

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嫜姑 [zhāng gū] [zhang gu]—
Term of address. Formerly referred to the husband's parents, i.e., the parents-in-law. From "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, Volume 2, Nie Xiaoqian" (聊齋志異 [liao zhai zhi yi]．卷二 [juan er]．聶小倩 [nie xiao qian]): "Paying respects to my parents-in-law, I have no regrets in serving as a concubine."

zhāng gū: chēng wèi. jiù chēng zhàng fū de fù mǔ, jí gōng pó. < liáo zhāi zhì yì． juǎn èr． niè xiǎo qiàn>: “bài shí zhāng gū, yìng yù wú huǐ.”

zhang gu: cheng wei. jiu cheng zhang fu de fu mu, ji gong po. < liao zhai zhi yi. juan er. nie xiao qian>: "bai shi zhang gu, ying yu wu hui."

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掌骨 [zhǎng gǔ] [zhang gu]—
Bones that make up the palm of the hand. They are long and tubular in shape. One end connects to the carpal bones (腕骨 [wan gu], wàngǔ), and the other end connects to the phalanges (指骨 [zhi gu], zhǐgǔ).

zhǎng gǔ: gòu chéng shǒu zhǎng de gǔ tóu. xì zhǎng rú guǎn zhuàng. yī duān lián jiē wàn gǔ, lìng yī duān xián jiē zhǐ gǔ.

zhang gu: gou cheng shou zhang de gu tou. xi zhang ru guan zhuang. yi duan lian jie wan gu, ling yi duan xian jie zhi gu.

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長鼓 [zhǎng gǔ] [zhang gu]—
Musical instrument, percussion instrument: (1) A percussion instrument of the Yao ethnic group (傜族 [yao zu]). The drum body is made of wood, with a narrow and solid waist, and the drum cavities at both ends are covered with skin. The whole body is painted and has colorful patterns. When playing, it is slung across the chest and waist, and played by hand while dancing. (2) A percussion instrument of the Korean ethnic group (朝鮮族 [chao xian zu]). It originated from the ancient hourglass drum (細腰鼓 [xi yao gu]). The drum body is made of wood, about seventy centimeters long, with a narrow and solid drum waist, and drum cavities that are thick and hollow at both ends. The drum surface is made of cowhide stretched over iron rings, and leather strips or ropes are tied to adjust the pitch of the drum. When playing, the drum is hung on the chest or placed on a wooden frame, the right hand holds a thin, long bamboo drumstick to strike, the left hand presses the edge of the drum frame with the thumb, and the other four fingers are straightened to strike. The techniques are rich, the rhythm is complex, and it is mostly used in the Janggo dance (舞 [wu]), Farmers' Dance (農樂舞 [nong le wu]), and instrumental ensembles.

zhǎng gǔ: lè qì míng, dǎ jī lè qì:(1) yáo zú de dǎ jī lè qì. gǔ shēn mù zhì, yāo xì ér shí, liǎng duān gǔ qiāng méng pí. quán shēn tú qī, bìng yǒu cǎi huì huā wén. yǎn zòu shí, xié kuà xiōng yāo, biān yòng shǒu jī zòu biān tiào wǔ.(2) cháo xiān zú de dǎ jī lè qì. yuán yú gǔ dài de xì yāo gǔ. gǔ shēn mù zhì, zhǎng yuē qī shí gōng fēn, gǔ yāo xì ér zhōng shí, liǎng duān wèi cū ér zhōng kōng de gǔ qiāng. yòng tiě quān méng niú pí zuò gǔ miàn, xì pí tiáo huò shéng suǒ, kě yǐ diào zhěng gǔ de yīn diào. yǎn zòu shí, jī dài guà yú xiōng qián huò zhì yú mù jià shàng, yòu shǒu zhí xì zhǎng zhú zhì gǔ zhàng qiāo jī, zuǒ shǒu dà zhǐ àn gǔ kuāng biān, qí yú sì zhǐ shēn zhí pāi jī. jì fǎ fēng fù, jié zòu fán fù, duō yòng yú zhǎng gǔ wǔ,, nóng lè wǔ jí qì lè hé zòu.

zhang gu: le qi ming, da ji le qi:(1) yao zu de da ji le qi. gu shen mu zhi, yao xi er shi, liang duan gu qiang meng pi. quan shen tu qi, bing you cai hui hua wen. yan zou shi, xie kua xiong yao, bian yong shou ji zou bian tiao wu.(2) chao xian zu de da ji le qi. yuan yu gu dai de xi yao gu. gu shen mu zhi, zhang yue qi shi gong fen, gu yao xi er zhong shi, liang duan wei cu er zhong kong de gu qiang. yong tie quan meng niu pi zuo gu mian, xi pi tiao huo sheng suo, ke yi diao zheng gu de yin diao. yan zou shi, ji dai gua yu xiong qian huo zhi yu mu jia shang, you shou zhi xi zhang zhu zhi gu zhang qiao ji, zuo shou da zhi an gu kuang bian, qi yu si zhi shen zhi pai ji. ji fa feng fu, jie zou fan fu, duo yong yu zhang gu wu,, nong le wu ji qi le he zou.

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長轂 [zhǎng gǔ] [zhang gu]—
In ancient times, a type of war chariot suitable for traversing mountains and wilderness. 《周禮 [zhou li]．冬官考工記 [dong guan kao gong ji]．車人 [che ren]》 (Zhou Li·Dongguan Kaogong Ji·Che Ren) states: "For traveling in marshlands, short axles are desired; for traveling in mountains, long axles are desired." 《穀梁傳 [gu liang chuan]．文公十四年 [wen gong shi si nian]》 (Guliang Zhuan·Wen Gong 14th Year) states: "Five hundred chariots with long axles (, cháng gū), a thousand miles of soft land." It is also called "long chariot" (長車 [zhang che], cháng chē).

zhǎng gǔ: gǔ shí yī zhǒng shì yú xíng yuè shān yě de bīng chē. < zhōu lǐ． dōng guān kǎo gōng jì． chē rén>: “xíng zé zhě yù duǎn gǔ, xíng shān zhě yù zhǎng gǔ.” < gǔ liáng chuán． wén gōng shí sì nián>: “zhǎng gǔ wǔ bǎi chéng, mián de qiān lǐ.” yě chēng wèi “zhǎng chē” .

zhang gu: gu shi yi zhong shi yu xing yue shan ye de bing che. < zhou li. dong guan kao gong ji. che ren>: "xing ze zhe yu duan gu, xing shan zhe yu zhang gu." < gu liang chuan. wen gong shi si nian>: "zhang gu wu bai cheng, mian de qian li." ye cheng wei "zhang che" .