(duàn) - A type of bamboo weir or fish trap

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duàn | 17 strokes | radical:

· duàn

A type of bamboo weir or fish trap used in rivers, traditionally constructed with bamboo stakes to catch fish.

A type of bamboo weir or fish trap

Usage highlights

Bamboo weirFish trapRiver weirFishing barrierBamboo fishing weirSet up a weir

Synonyms

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • Fishermen set up a bamboo weir (鱼簖) in the river.
  • The traditional fish trap (簖) is an ancient fishing method.
  • They caught many fish using the bamboo barrier (竹簖).

Collocations

  • Bamboo weir(竹簖)
  • Fish trap(鱼簖)
  • River weir(河簖)
  • Fishing barrier(簖栅)
  • Bamboo fishing weir(渔簖)
  • Set up a weir(下簖)

Idioms

  • No specific idioms found for this character

Cultural background

FAQ
  • 簖 represents traditional Chinese fishing technology, particularly in river and lake regions.
  • This character reflects the ingenuity of ancient Chinese fishing methods using natural materials.
  • Bamboo weirs were commonly used in southern China where bamboo is abundant.

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