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危 wéi

wéi adjective dangerous; precarious
Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文
Notes: (Unihan '危')
wéi adjective high
Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文
Notes: (Unihan '危')
wéi adjective perilous; viṣama
Domain: Buddhism 佛教
Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: viṣama (BCSD '危', p. 221; MW 'viṣama'; SH '危', p. 203)
wéi proper noun Śatabhiṣā
Domain: Buddhism 佛教
Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: śatabhiṣā; see 危宿 (SH '二十八宿', p. 22)

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太孤危生 life is as perilous as the loneliest peak
人生要有些什么? 人生活着要有希望人生存在要有明天人生意义要有信仰人生每天要有工作人生眼界要有远见人生前途要有计划人生做事要有观察人生方便要有结缘人生交友要有情义人生性格要有慈悲人生发展要有动力人生处世要有服务人生行事要有周全人生存活要有大众人生活动要有空间人生积善要有无私人生评断要有明鉴人生滋长要有忙碌人生安危要有思量人生可否要有智慧(人生要有些什麼? 人生活著要有希望人生存在要有明天人生意義要有信仰人生每天要有工作人生眼界要有遠見人生前途要有計劃人生做事要有觀察人生方便要有結緣人生交友要有情義人生性格要有慈悲人生發展要有動力人生處世要有服務人生行事要有周全人生存活要有大眾人生活動要有空間人生積善要有無私人生評斷要有明鑒人生滋長要有忙碌人生安危要有思量人生可否要有智慧) The Must Haves in Life We must have hope in order to live. We must have tomorrow in order to exist. We must have faith in order to find meaning. We must have a job to do everyday. We must have perspective in our vision. We must have a plan for the future. We must be observant in completing tasks. We must develop affinities in order to find help. We must show sentiment and loyalty to our friends. We must have compassion in our character. We must find motivation in order to progress. We must offer our service to find our place in this world. We must be considerate in everything we do. We must have affinities in order to survive. We must have space in order to be active. We must be selfless in order to accumulate good. We must be reasonable in our judgment. We must be industrious at growing and improving. We must prepare for sunny and rainy days. We must be wise in saying ‘yes’ and ‘no.’
人生二十笑 (一) 争执时友善一笑展现人生的风度吃亏时微微一笑展现人生的肚量委屈时坦然一笑展现人生的自信无奈时幽默一笑展现人生的境界危难时泰然一笑展现人生的定力生气时平静一笑展现人生的素养出糗时会心一笑展现人生的智慧挫折时淡然一笑展现人生的力量失意时乐观一笑展现人生的豁达害怕时轻松一笑展现人生的勇气(人生二十笑 (一) 爭執時友善一笑展現人生的風度吃虧時微微一笑展現人生的肚量委屈時坦然一笑展現人生的自信無奈時幽默一笑展現人生的境界危難時泰然一笑展現人生的定力生氣時平靜一笑展現人生的素養出糗時會心一笑展現人生的智慧挫折時淡然一笑展現人生的力量失意時樂觀一笑展現人生的豁達害怕時輕鬆一笑展現人生的勇氣) Twenty Reasons to Laugh (1) A friendly smile in times of quarrel is a demonstration of one's demeanor. A faint smile in times of disadvantage is a demonstration of one's tolerance. A genuine smile in times of aggrievement is a demonstration of one's dignity. A subtle smile in times of helplessness is a demonstration of one's state of mind. A composed smile in times of danger is a demonstration of one's calmness. A peaceful smile in times of anger is a demonstration of one's disposition. A reassuring smile in times of embarrassment is a demonstration of one's wisdom. A bland smile in times of setback is a demonstration of one's strength. A cheerful smile in times of disappointment is a demonstration of one's magnanimity. An airy smile in times of fear is a demonstration of one's courage.

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Scroll 1 Avoiding Misfortune Caused by the Seven Planets (Qi Yao Rang Zai Jue) 七曜攘災決 — count: 143
Scroll 1 Sutra on Mañjuśrī Bodhisattva and the Ṛsī ̣Discourses on the Auspicious and Inauspicious Days of the Constellations and Luminous Bodies (Wenshushili Ji Zhu Xian Suo Shuo Jixiong Shi Ri Shan E Su Yao Jing) 文殊師利菩薩及諸仙所說吉凶時日善惡宿曜經 — count: 24
Scroll 2 Avoiding Misfortune Caused by the Seven Planets (Qi Yao Rang Zai Jue) 七曜攘災決 — count: 18
Scroll 42 Mahāsaṃnipātasūtra (Great Compilation) 大方等大集經 — count: 16 , has parallel version
Scroll 5 Miaofa Lianhua Jing Xuan Zan 妙法蓮華經玄贊 — count: 10
Scroll 2 Sutra on Mañjuśrī Bodhisattva and the Ṛsī ̣Discourses on the Auspicious and Inauspicious Days of the Constellations and Luminous Bodies (Wenshushili Ji Zhu Xian Suo Shuo Jixiong Shi Ri Shan E Su Yao Jing) 文殊師利菩薩及諸仙所說吉凶時日善惡宿曜經 — count: 10
Scroll 12 The Great Tang Dynasty Record of the Western Regions 大唐西域記 — count: 9 , has English translation
Scroll 27 Guang Hong Ming Ji 廣弘明集 — count: 9 , has English translation
Scroll 6 Yogacārabhūmi (Xiuxing Dao Di Jing) 修行道地經 — count: 8
Scroll 29 The Sounds and Meanings of all the Terms in the Canonical Texts 一切經音義 — count: 8

Collocations

危脆 (危脆) 受身危脆 — Long Discourses (Chang Ahan Jing) 長阿含經, Scroll 1 — count: 33
危厄 (危厄) 度脫危厄 — Xin Sui Jing (Pravāraṇasūtra) 新歲經, Scroll 1 — count: 24
危嶮 (危嶮) 行不危嶮 — Long Discourses (Chang Ahan Jing) 長阿含經, Scroll 2 — count: 12
危命 (危命) 危命如電速 — Sujata Sutra 佛說玉耶女經, Scroll 1 — count: 11
危身 (危身) 危身失道 — Nirvāṇa Sūtra 般泥洹經, Scroll 1 — count: 7
救济危 (救濟危) 願世尊大慈大悲救濟危厄 — Xumoti Nu Jing (Sumāgadhāvadānasūtra) 須摩提女經, Scroll 1 — count: 6
身危 (身危) 受身危脆 — Long Discourses (Chang Ahan Jing) 長阿含經, Scroll 1 — count: 6
投危 (投危) 吾寧投危以濟彼矣 — Sutra of the Collection of the Six Perfections (Liu Du Ji Jing) 六度集經, Scroll 6 — count: 3
凶危 (兇危) 與于凶危 — Jātaka stories (Sheng Jing) 生經, Scroll 2 — count: 3
危济 (危濟) 大夫投危濟吾重命 — Sutra of the Collection of the Six Perfections (Liu Du Ji Jing) 六度集經, Scroll 6 — count: 3