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辰 (chén) is a Chinese character (汉字 hànzì) that means "morning". It is pronounced "chén" in Mandarin Chinese.
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The character 辰 (chén) in Chinese often refers to the morning or the early hours of the day. It is commonly used in contexts related to time and can also signify the fifth of the twelve Earthly Branches in the Chinese zodiac, which is associated with the dragon.
In a sentence, 辰 (chén) can describe a specific time of day or evoke a sense of morning. For example, you might find it in phrases that denote the beginning of the day or in poetic contexts where time is being reflected upon.
To contrast, the word 早 (zǎo) also means "morning," but it is more commonly used in everyday conversation. While 早 (zǎo) focuses on the general concept of morning, 辰 (chén) may carry a more formal or literary connotation.
For example:
- 我们在辰时出发。(Wǒmen zài chén shí chūfā.) - "We will set off at the morning hour."
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The character 辰 (chén) can refer to "morning" in certain contexts, particularly in the context of time. While 辰 itself is often associated with the time of day, there are other words in Chinese that can convey similar meanings related to morning or the early part of the day.
1. 早 (zǎo) - This word means "early" or "morning." It is commonly used to refer to the morning time and is more directly associated with the concept of "morning" than 辰.
2. 清晨 (qīng chén) - This phrase means "early morning" or "dawn." It specifically describes the time shortly after sunrise and conveys a sense of freshness and tranquility.
3. 早晨 (zǎo chén) - This term also means "morning" and is frequently used in everyday conversation to refer to the time after waking up and before noon.
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