On the interpretation of the word “Ku” based on the principle of 
physical structure

Xuefang Zhou

doi:10.18686/modern-management-forum.v7i4.8019

On the interpretation of the word “Ku” based on the principle of physical structure

Xuefang Zhou

Abstract

Based on the CCL modern Chinese corpus of Peking University, this paper uses a combination of qualitative and
quantitative methods to exhaustively analyze the distribution of the meaning of the word “Ku”, uses the excellent English Chinese dictionary
interpretation for reference, and uses the theory of physical structure to analyze and re describe the distribution of the meaning of the
adjective “Ku” in modern Chinese, and fi nds two new meanings of the word “Ku”.

Keywords

physical structure; Corpus; Research on interpretation

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