"倒屣相迎" meaning in Chinese

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        "1": "獻帝 西 遷 ， 粲 徙 ^長安 ， 左 中郎將{jiàng} ^蔡 ^邕 見 而 奇 之 。 時 邕 才學 顯著 ， 貴重 朝廷 ， 常 車{jū}騎{jì} 填 巷 ， 賓客 盈 坐 。 聞 ^粲 在 門 ， 倒{dào} 屣 迎 之。",
        "2": "When Emperor Xian moved the capital west to Chang'an, Wang Can followed the emperor and also moved there. When Cai Yong, the Left Commander of the Palace Guards met him, he was surprised at him. At that time, Cai was already known for his rich knowledge and was highly valued by the imperial court. The alleys near his house was often full of carriages and horses of his visitors, and his house was full of guests. One day, when he heard that Wang Can was visiting him, he welcomed him so hurriedly that he put his shoes on the wrong feet.",
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      "expansion": "獻帝西遷，粲徙長安，左中郎將蔡邕見而奇之。時邕才學顯著，貴重朝廷，常車騎填巷，賓客盈坐。聞粲在門，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, trad.]献帝西迁，粲徙长安，左中郎将蔡邕见而奇之。时邕才学显著，贵重朝廷，常车骑填巷，宾客盈坐。闻粲在门，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, simp.]\nFrom: Chen Shou, Records of the Three Kingdoms, circa 3ʳᵈ century CE\nXiàndì xī qiān, càn xǐ Cháng'ān, zuǒ zhōnglángjiàng Cài Yōng jiàn ér qí zhī. Shí yōng cáixué xiǎnzhù, guìzhòng cháotíng, cháng jūjì tián xiàng, bīnkè yíng zuò. Wén Càn zài mén, dào xǐ yíng zhī. [Pinyin]\nWhen Emperor Xian moved the capital west to Chang'an, Wang Can followed the emperor and also moved there. When Cai Yong, the Left Commander of the Palace Guards met him, he was surprised at him. At that time, Cai was already known for his rich knowledge and was highly valued by the imperial court. The alleys near his house was often full of carriages and horses of his visitors, and his house was full of guests. One day, when he heard that Wang Can was visiting him, he welcomed him so hurriedly that he put his shoes on the wrong feet.",
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  "etymology_text": "獻帝西遷，粲徙長安，左中郎將蔡邕見而奇之。時邕才學顯著，貴重朝廷，常車騎填巷，賓客盈坐。聞粲在門，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, trad.]献帝西迁，粲徙长安，左中郎将蔡邕见而奇之。时邕才学显著，贵重朝廷，常车骑填巷，宾客盈坐。闻粲在门，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, simp.]\nFrom: Chen Shou, Records of the Three Kingdoms, circa 3ʳᵈ century CE\nXiàndì xī qiān, càn xǐ Cháng'ān, zuǒ zhōnglángjiàng Cài Yōng jiàn ér qí zhī. Shí yōng cáixué xiǎnzhù, guìzhòng cháotíng, cháng jūjì tián xiàng, bīnkè yíng zuò. Wén Càn zài mén, dào xǐ yíng zhī. [Pinyin]\nWhen Emperor Xian moved the capital west to Chang'an, Wang Can followed the emperor and also moved there. When Cai Yong, the Left Commander of the Palace Guards met him, he was surprised at him. At that time, Cai was already known for his rich knowledge and was highly valued by the imperial court. The alleys near his house was often full of carriages and horses of his visitors, and his house was full of guests. One day, when he heard that Wang Can was visiting him, he welcomed him so hurriedly that he put his shoes on the wrong feet.",
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      "glosses": [
        "to welcome someone enthusiastically"
      ],
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        "Cai Yong",
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      "zh-pron": "dàoxǐxiāngyíng"
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      "zh-pron": "ㄉㄠˋ ㄒㄧˇ ㄒㄧㄤ ㄧㄥˊ"
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      "zh-pron": "dou³ saai² soeng¹ jing⁴"
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      "zh-pron": "dawshiishiangyng"
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      "zh-pron": "даосисянъин"
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      "zh-pron": "dou³ sai² sêng¹ ying⁴"
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      "ipa": "/tɑʊ̯⁵¹ ɕi²¹⁴⁻²¹ ɕi̯ɑŋ⁵⁵ iŋ³⁵/"
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      "ipa": "/tou̯³³ saːi̯³⁵ sœːŋ⁵⁵ jɪŋ²¹/"
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        "1": "獻帝 西 遷 ， 粲 徙 ^長安 ， 左 中郎將{jiàng} ^蔡 ^邕 見 而 奇 之 。 時 邕 才學 顯著 ， 貴重 朝廷 ， 常 車{jū}騎{jì} 填 巷 ， 賓客 盈 坐 。 聞 ^粲 在 門 ， 倒{dào} 屣 迎 之。",
        "2": "When Emperor Xian moved the capital west to Chang'an, Wang Can followed the emperor and also moved there. When Cai Yong, the Left Commander of the Palace Guards met him, he was surprised at him. At that time, Cai was already known for his rich knowledge and was highly valued by the imperial court. The alleys near his house was often full of carriages and horses of his visitors, and his house was full of guests. One day, when he heard that Wang Can was visiting him, he welcomed him so hurriedly that he put his shoes on the wrong feet.",
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      "expansion": "獻帝西遷，粲徙長安，左中郎將蔡邕見而奇之。時邕才學顯著，貴重朝廷，常車騎填巷，賓客盈坐。聞粲在門，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, trad.]献帝西迁，粲徙长安，左中郎将蔡邕见而奇之。时邕才学显著，贵重朝廷，常车骑填巷，宾客盈坐。闻粲在门，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, simp.]\nFrom: Chen Shou, Records of the Three Kingdoms, circa 3ʳᵈ century CE\nXiàndì xī qiān, càn xǐ Cháng'ān, zuǒ zhōnglángjiàng Cài Yōng jiàn ér qí zhī. Shí yōng cáixué xiǎnzhù, guìzhòng cháotíng, cháng jūjì tián xiàng, bīnkè yíng zuò. Wén Càn zài mén, dào xǐ yíng zhī. [Pinyin]\nWhen Emperor Xian moved the capital west to Chang'an, Wang Can followed the emperor and also moved there. When Cai Yong, the Left Commander of the Palace Guards met him, he was surprised at him. At that time, Cai was already known for his rich knowledge and was highly valued by the imperial court. The alleys near his house was often full of carriages and horses of his visitors, and his house was full of guests. One day, when he heard that Wang Can was visiting him, he welcomed him so hurriedly that he put his shoes on the wrong feet.",
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  "etymology_text": "獻帝西遷，粲徙長安，左中郎將蔡邕見而奇之。時邕才學顯著，貴重朝廷，常車騎填巷，賓客盈坐。聞粲在門，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, trad.]献帝西迁，粲徙长安，左中郎将蔡邕见而奇之。时邕才学显著，贵重朝廷，常车骑填巷，宾客盈坐。闻粲在门，倒屣迎之。 [Literary Chinese, simp.]\nFrom: Chen Shou, Records of the Three Kingdoms, circa 3ʳᵈ century CE\nXiàndì xī qiān, càn xǐ Cháng'ān, zuǒ zhōnglángjiàng Cài Yōng jiàn ér qí zhī. Shí yōng cáixué xiǎnzhù, guìzhòng cháotíng, cháng jūjì tián xiàng, bīnkè yíng zuò. Wén Càn zài mén, dào xǐ yíng zhī. [Pinyin]\nWhen Emperor Xian moved the capital west to Chang'an, Wang Can followed the emperor and also moved there. When Cai Yong, the Left Commander of the Palace Guards met him, he was surprised at him. At that time, Cai was already known for his rich knowledge and was highly valued by the imperial court. The alleys near his house was often full of carriages and horses of his visitors, and his house was full of guests. One day, when he heard that Wang Can was visiting him, he welcomed him so hurriedly that he put his shoes on the wrong feet.",
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      "zh-pron": "dou³ saai² soeng¹ jing⁴"
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