票
Meanings
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- 1.ticket
- 2.ballot
- 3.banknote
- 4.CL:张[zhāng]
- 5.person held for ransom
- 6.amateur performance of Chinese opera
- 7.classifier for groups, batches, business transactions
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Wiktionary
- 1.ticket; coupon (Classifier: 張／张 m)
- 2.ballot; voting slip; vote (Classifier: 張／张 m)
- 3.bank note; bill
- 4.person held for ransom; hostage
- 5.amateur performance of Chinese opera
- 6.Classifier for shipments and business.
- 7.swift
- 8.to mark
- 9.a surname, Piao
- 10.roaring flame
- 11.ethereal
- 12.to shake
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Etymology
Simplified from 𤐫 (火 → 示 and 𢍱 → 覀). Ideogrammic compound (會意 /会意): semantic 火 (“fire”) + semantic 𢍱 (“to rise high”), which represents two pairs of hands holding and rising an object, perhaps a bag or basket (西). The character originally represented the idea of sparks rising up. By extension, it was also used to mean "token" or "label." Then, the two pair of hands disappeared in the modern version. Unrelated to the original version of 要 and 栗.
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Stroke order
Components
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Example sentences
她沒有票。
She doesn't have the ticket.
她沒有票。
She does not have a ticket.
现在有票。
Tickets are available now.
这是给你的票
Here's a ticket for you.
我收集郵票。
I collect stamps.
我有三张票。
I've got three tickets.
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Synonyms
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Derived terms
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