Zhong zhi, Zhǒng zhì, Zhōng zhǐ, Zhōng zhí, Zhōng zhì, Zhǒng zhí, Zhòng zhì, Zhǒng zhī: 14 definitions

種智—【術語】佛之一切種智也。佛智知一切種種之法，名為一切種智。智度論二十七曰：「一切種智是佛事，聲聞辟支佛，但有總一切智，無有一切種智。」輔行一曰：「覺者大明也，曉也，直也。今亦如是，十號具足，種智圓明也。」

[shù yǔ] fú zhī yī qiè zhǒng zhì yě. fú zhì zhī yī qiè zhǒng zhǒng zhī fǎ, míng wèi yī qiè zhǒng zhì. zhì dù lùn èr shí qī yuē: “yī qiè zhǒng zhì shì fú shì, shēng wén pì zhī fú, dàn yǒu zǒng yī qiè zhì, wú yǒu yī qiè zhǒng zhì.” fǔ xíng yī yuē: “jué zhě dà míng yě, xiǎo yě, zhí yě. jīn yì rú shì, shí hào jù zú, zhǒng zhì yuán míng yě.”

[shu yu] fu zhi yi qie zhong zhi ye. fu zhi zhi yi qie zhong zhong zhi fa, ming wei yi qie zhong zhi. zhi du lun er shi qi yue: "yi qie zhong zhi shi fu shi, sheng wen pi zhi fu, dan you zong yi qie zhi, wu you yi qie zhong zhi." fu xing yi yue: "jue zhe da ming ye, xiao ye, zhi ye. jin yi ru shi, shi hao ju zu, zhong zhi yuan ming ye."

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中止 [zhōng zhǐ] [zhong zhi]—
To stop halfway. Southern Dynasties Song Dynasty, Bao Zhao, "Rhapsody on the Dancing Crane": "About to rise but stopping, as if going but returning." (將興 [jiang xing], 若往而歸 [ruo wang er gui]). Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapter 60: "Liu's parents were willing, but Wu'er (五兒 [wu er]) insisted on not agreeing. Although she didn't say it explicitly, her actions (行止 [xing zhi]) already showed it, so her parents didn't dare to agree."

zhōng zhǐ: bàn tú tíng zhǐ. nán cháo sòng． bào zhào 〈wǔ hè fù〉: “jiāng xìng zhōng zhǐ, ruò wǎng ér guī.” < hóng lóu mèng> dì liù○huí: “liǔ jiā fù mǔ què yě qíng yuàn, zhēng nài wǔ ér zhí yì bù cóng, suī wèi míng yán, què xíng zhǐ zhōng yǐ dài chū, tā fù mǔ wèi gǎn yīng yǔn.”

zhong zhi: ban tu ting zhi. nan chao song. bao zhao : "jiang xing zhong zhi, ruo wang er gui." < hong lou meng> di liu○hui: "liu jia fu mu que ye qing yuan, zheng nai wu er zhi yi bu cong, sui wei ming yan, que xing zhi zhong yi dai chu, ta fu mu wei gan ying yun."

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忠直 [zhōng zhí] [zhong zhi]—
Loyal and upright. From "History of the Northern Dynasties, Volume 75, Biography of Yi Lou Qian" (《北史 [bei shi]．卷七五 [juan qi wu]．伊婁謙傳 [yi lou qian chuan]》): "Qian (謙 [qian], Qiān) was by nature loyal and upright (, zhōng zhí), and good at rhetoric." From "The Scholars, Chapter 9" (《儒林外史 [ru lin wai shi]》第九回 [di jiu hui]): "His surname is Yang (楊 [yang], Yáng), and he is extremely loyal and upright (, zhōng zhí). Moreover, he is fond of reading books, and he always keeps a volume hidden in his sleeve, taking it out to read wherever he sits."

zhōng zhí: zhōng chéng zhèng zhí. < běi shǐ． juǎn qī wǔ． yī lóu qiān chuán>: “qiān xìng zhōng zhí, shàn cí lìng.” < rú lín wài shǐ> dì jiǔ huí: “tā xìng yáng, wèi rén zhōng zhí bù guò, yòu hǎo kàn de shì gè shū, yào biàn xiù kǒu nèi cáng le yī juǎn, suí chù zuò zhe, ná chū lái kàn.”

zhong zhi: zhong cheng zheng zhi. < bei shi. juan qi wu. yi lou qian chuan>: "qian xing zhong zhi, shan ci ling." < ru lin wai shi> di jiu hui: "ta xing yang, wei ren zhong zhi bu guo, you hao kan de shi ge shu, yao bian xiu kou nei cang le yi juan, sui chu zuo zhe, na chu lai kan."

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終制 [zhōng zhì] [zhong zhi]—
1. Having suffered the loss of parents, observe a mourning period of three years. Xin Tang Shu (新唐書 [xin tang shu], New Book of Tang), Volume 164, Cui Xuanliang Zhuan (崔玄亮傳 [cui xuan liang chuan], Biography of Cui Xuanliang): "After his father's death (父喪 [fu sang]), he stayed in Gaoyou (高郵 [gao you]) and lived in a straw hut until the end of the mourning period." Tang Dynasty, Bai Xingjian's (白行簡 [bai xing jian]) Li Wa Zhuan (李娃傳 [li wa chuan], The Story of Li Wa): "After the end of the mourning period, he was promoted to prominent and important positions."
2. A type of burial method. By extension, it refers to burial objects or arrangements. Jin Shu (晉書 [jin shu], Book of Jin), Volume 1, Xuan Di Ji (宣帝紀 [xuan di ji], Annals of Emperor Xuan): "Previously, he had prepared his final burial arrangements at Shouyang Mountain (首陽山 [shou yang shan]), creating an earthen tomb without a mound or trees (為土藏 [wei tu cang]，不墳不樹 [bu fen bu shu])."

zhōng zhì:1. zāo fù mǔ zhī sàng, shǒu sàng sān nián. < xīn táng shū． juǎn yī liù sì． cuī xuán liàng chuán>: “fù sàng, kè gāo yóu, wò shān zhōng zhì.” táng． bái xíng jiǎn < lǐ wá chuán>: “zhōng zhì, lèi qiān qīng xiǎn zhī rèn.”
2. yī zhǒng mái zàng de fāng shì. yǐn shēn wèi zàng jù. < jìn shū． juǎn yī． xuān dì jì>: “xiān shì yù zuò zhōng zhì yú shǒu yáng shān, wèi tǔ cáng, bù fén bù shù.”

zhong zhi:1. zao fu mu zhi sang, shou sang san nian. < xin tang shu. juan yi liu si. cui xuan liang chuan>: "fu sang, ke gao you, wo shan zhong zhi." tang. bai xing jian < li wa chuan>: "zhong zhi, lei qian qing xian zhi ren."
2. yi zhong mai zang de fang shi. yin shen wei zang ju. < jin shu. juan yi. xuan di ji>: "xian shi yu zuo zhong zhi yu shou yang shan, wei tu cang, bu fen bu shu."