錙銖 的释义 | Babel Free

释义

1. zi (¹⁄₄ of a tael) and zhu (¹⁄₂₄ of a tael), both are small weight measures in ancient China
   literally, literary
2. a tiny amount; a very small amount
   figuratively, literary
3. a small profit; a very small amount of money
   figuratively, literary

例句

“雖分國如錙銖，不臣不仕。其規為有如此者。”

[…] although the offer was made to share a state with him, it would be no more to him than the small weights of a balance; he will not take a ministry, he will not take an office ― such are the rules and conduct he prescribes to himself.

“虽分国如锱铢，不臣不仕。其规为有如此者。”

[…] although the offer was made to share a state with him, it would be no more to him than the small weights of a balance; he will not take a ministry, he will not take an office ― such are the rules and conduct he prescribes to himself.

“五六月累丸，二而不墜，則失者錙銖。”

For five or six months, I practised with two pellets, till they never fell down, and then I only failed with a small fraction of the cicadas (which I tried to catch).

“五六月累丸，二而不坠，则失者锱铢。”

For five or six months, I practised with two pellets, till they never fell down, and then I only failed with a small fraction of the cicadas (which I tried to catch).