The pronunciation of 毆 is qiān, and its meaning is as follows:

1. Sin; fault: to redeem the past ~.

2. Miss; delay: ~ period.

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Related vocabulary

1. Correcting violations

Idiom Pinyin: shéng qiān jiū wéi

Explanation of idioms: rope: to restrain, to straighten; to sui: to make a mistake; to correct: to correct. Refers to reporting mistakes and correcting mistakes

Idiom source: Qing Dynasty Chen Chen's "Xu Zizhi Tongjian·Song Zhenzong Jingde 2nd Year": "The position of Zhongcheng is not just to correct violations, but also to Take care of the country as a whole. ”?

2. Close the door and think about yourself

Idiom Pinyin: bì gé sī qiān

Idiom explanation: It means to reflect on oneself behind closed doors. . Same as "closing one's mind and thinking about one's faults".

The source of the idiom: "Three Kingdoms Shu Zhi Lai Min Zhuan" "Sitting on the job and resigning" Pei Songzhi's annotation quoted from "The Collection of Zhuge Liang": "I claim that I can be strict and strict and despise vulgarity, and I can command people with righteousness. Now that I can't, I mean Retirement makes you think about your mistakes behind closed doors."?

3. Sheng qian jiu miu

Idiom pinyin: sheng qian jiu miu

Idiom explanation: to correct mistakes, Correct errors. Rope: Correction. Error: fault. Fallacy: error.

The source of the idiom: Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty, "Thanks to Li Zhongcheng for appeasing Cui Jian and Qi Shuqi": "The rope is wrong and the wind is solemn."