The word "Guan" has two pronunciations. What are the pronunciations and how to form words?

The word "Guan" has two pronunciations, namely: [guān] [guàn]?

imperial/royal crown

Composition: champion, weak champion, champion, bathing monkey crowned, Huang Guan grass suit, official virtue, crowned monkey, definite article, uncapped, _ crowned, crowned shoes, strong hair, three consecutive crowns, hiding in Huang Guan, inverted crown, etc.

imperial/royal crown

Composition: crown cover, crown, crown, crown, crown, crown, crown, crown, crown, crown with anger, crown without face, crown with disgust, crown ornament, crown matter, crown loss, yellow lotus root crown, crown, etc.

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Partial word explanation

1, champion [guān jūn]?

Explanation: Generally speaking, it refers to the first place in sports, culture, cultural performances and other competitive competitions.

Life is a long-distance race, and a low starting point is not necessarily the champion at the end.

2. weak crown [ruo guàn]?

Explanation: In ancient times, a man was crowned at the age of 20, indicating that he was an adult, but he was not strong enough, so he was called a weak crown.

According to the book Li Yili, when a nobleman reaches the age of 20, his father or brother will preside over the coronation ceremony in the ancestral hall. First of all, we should choose an auspicious day, choose the guests to be crowned, and prepare the offerings to worship heaven and ancestors. Then, my father and brother will lead us into the ancestral temple to worship heaven and ancestors.

3. Win the championship [duó guàn]?

Explanation: win the championship; Won the first place.

People's Daily 1984. 10.7: "An excellent athlete can not only win the championship in sports, but also work hard in ideological quality."

4. Crown?

Explanation: It refers to officials and expensive officials.

The third and sixth chapters of The Scholars: "I refused these crowns. Although he is a small official, he is too lazy to see him." ?

5. Crown?

Description: The hat worn by the monarch as a symbol of supreme power is usually made of precious metals and inlaid with precious stones.

Ba Jin's Wanshou Tower: "_ Di _ is a monster who sits in the palace all day and wears a crown."