跌價
Chinese
to drop; to fall; to tumble | price; value; valence (on an atom) price; value; valence (on an atom); great; good; middleman; servant | ||
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trad. (跌價) | 跌 | 價 | |
simp. (跌价) | 跌 | 价 |
Pronunciation
Verb
跌價
- to fall in price
- 1981 [1953–1954], 倪海曙, “賣炭的老人(白居易:賣炭翁)”, in 雜格嚨咚 (Zagelongdong), 生活·讀書·新知三聯書店, reprint of 長安集 by 倪海曙, page 238:
- 冬天身上穿著單衣,
- Dōngtiān shēnshàng chuānzhe dānyī,
Dànshì pà mùtàn diējià, zhǐ xīwàng tiānqì gèng lěng. [Pinyin] - In the winter he wears single-layer clothing on his body,
But he fears that charcoal will lose its value, and only hopes that the weather becomes even colder.
但是怕木炭跌價,只希望天氣更冷。 [MSC, trad.]
冬天身上穿着单衣,
但是怕木炭跌价,只希望天气更冷。 [MSC, simp.]- Dōngtiān shēnshàng chuānzhe dānyī,
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