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寸 (cùn) is a Chinese unit of measurement that is roughly equivalent to an inch. It is commonly used to measure length, such as the length of a person's arm or the width of a piece of fabric. It is also used to measure the size of objects, such as the diameter of a bowl or the circumference of a tree. It is not used to measure weight or volume. For example, to measure the weight of an object, the Chinese unit of measurement is 公斤 (gōngjīn).
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1. 寸步不离 (cùn bù bù lí) - Literally meaning "inch by inch not leaving", this expression is used to describe someone who is constantly by your side or following you closely.
2. 寸步难行 (cùn bù nán xíng) - Translated as "difficult to take even an inch", this phrase is used to describe a situation where progress or movement is extremely slow or difficult.
3. 寸草不生 (cùn cǎo bù shēng) - Literally meaning "not even an inch of grass grows", this phrase is used to describe a barren or desolate place where nothing can grow.
4. 寸金难买寸光阴 (cùn jīn nán mǎi cùn guāng yīn) - This expression translates to "an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time" and is used to emphasize the value of time and how it cannot be bought or regained.
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