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1. 枪 (qiāng) - This word also means "spear" and is pronounced as "qiāng". It can refer to a long, pointed weapon used for hunting or warfare.
2. 戈 (gē) - This word means "halberd" or "spear" and is pronounced as "gē". It refers to a weapon with a long handle and a blade or point at the end.
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Yes, 矛 (máo) can be used to describe a metaphor in Chinese. This is because 矛 (máo) is not only a physical weapon, but it also has a deeper symbolic meaning in Chinese culture.
In Chinese, 矛 (máo) is often used to represent a sharp and powerful weapon that can pierce through obstacles and defeat enemies. This connotation of strength and power can be applied to metaphors, where 矛 (máo) is used to describe a powerful and effective idea or concept that can overcome challenges and obstacles.
For example, the phrase "矛头指向..." (máo tóu zhǐ xiàng...), which means "the spearhead points to." This phrase is often used to describe a metaphorical situation where all the attention or blame is directed towards a specific person or thing, just like a spearhead pointing towards a target.
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