DISPLACE  搬動

CAUSE to MOVE.
DISLODGEDISLOCATEMOVESHIFTREPOSITIONMOVE OUT OF PLACEKNOCK OUT OF PLACE/POSITION
Hypernym
  • MOVECHANGE PLACE OR SITUATION.
    • CHANGEEVENT involving two MOMENTS t1 and t2, such that a THING at the MOMENT t1 is DIFFERENT FROM that THING at the MOMENT t2.
      • EVENTREALITY that ARISES in TIME.
        • REALITYEXIST and NOT ONLY BE IMAGINED....
Hyponym
  • BREATHE DISPLACE AIR so as to FILL the LUNGS with AIR AND THEN CAUSE the LUNGS TO BECOME EMPTY of that AIR in order to SURVIVE.
    • BLOW BREATHE so as to CAUSE the LUNGS TO BECOME EMPTY of AIR in order to PRODUCE a TENUOUS WIND.
    • COUGH BREATHE so as to BLOW out AIR SUDDENLY AND QUICKLY, OFTEN BECAUSE of a DEFECT IN one's THROAT OR LUNGS.
    • SIGH BREATHE out INTENSELY AND LOUDLY so as to SHOW one's SELF:own SADNESS.
    • YAWN BREATHE out INTENSELY AND INVOLUNTARILY, OFTEN:typically BECAUSE one is TIRED.
    • PANT BREATHE INTENSELY AND QUICKLY AFTER INTENSE MOVEMENT.
  • CARRY DISPLACE something by WALKING WHILE HOLDING it.
    • SMUGGLE CARRY something ILLEGALLY ACROSS A BORDER.
  • CUT DISPLACE a SHARP INSTRUMENT INTO a THING.
    • BITE CUT into something USING ONE'S TEETH.
    • DIG CUT INTO EARTH, TYPICALLY USING a SPADE, FOR PRODUCING A HOLE OR FOR TURNING THE EARTH.
    • ENGRAVE CUT into METAL, WOOD, OR JADE so as to PRODUCE WRITING OR a BEAUTIFUL PATTERN.
    • PIERCE CUT a HOLE THROUGH SOMETHING, USING A SHARP THING.
    • CUT HAIR CUT HAIR.
    • SPLIT CUT QUICKLY so as to DIVIDE into TWO.
    • PRICK CUT into a THING so as to MOVE a SHARP TOOL into a SURFACE.
    • MUTILATE CUT OFF PARTS of the BODY of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL.
    • SHAVE CUT HAIR.
  • DISCARD DISPLACE something so as to VOLUNTARILY CAUSE ONESELF to LACK it.
    • DISREGARD DECIDE to DISCARD from one's THOUGHT....
    • DROP DISCARD AND CAUSE TO FALL.
    • ETC DISCARDING:omitting the REST BECAUSE it is KNOWN to the AUDIENCE.
    • ABANDON DISCARD SOMEONE WHOM ONE SHOULD CARE FOR.
  • FETCH DISPLACE something TO HERE FROM an OTHER PLACE.
    • GATHER DISPLACE THINGS TOGETHER INTO ONE PLACE.
      • ACCUMULATE GATHER THINGS INTEND:so as to CAUSE them THEREUPON TO REMAIN TOGETHER. 
      • MOBILISE GATHER an ARMY FOR WARFARE in the NEAR FUTURE.
      • BIND GATHER so as to CAUSE NOT to be ABLE be REMOVED OR LEAVE....
    • LIFT DISPLACE so as to CAUSE TO RISE, TYPICALLY USING ONE'S HANDS.
      • OPEN DISPLACE what BLOCKS.
        • POUR DISPLACE a LIQUID to CAUSE it to FLOW DOWN FROM a VESSEL.
          • IRRIGATE POUR WATER into FIELDS FOR CAUSING PLANTS TO FLOURISH.
        • PULL TRY TO DISPLACE something towards ONESELF USING ONE'S HANDS.
          • PLUCK PULL QUICKLY, TYPICALLY so as to REMOVE.
          • UPROOT PULL out PLANT by PULLING OUT the ROOTS.
        • PUSH DISPLACE DESIRING TO MOVE AWAY from one.
          • PUT DISPLACE IN ORDER TO CAUSE TO BE-IN a PLACE.
            • BURY PUT a DEAD HUMAN OR ANIMAL INTO a HOLE in the EARTH.
            • EAT PUT into one's MOUTH so as to SWALLOW....
            • ADD PUT MORE INTEND:so as to CAUSE a QUANTITY of SOMETHING to INCREASE. 
            • JUXTAPOSE PUT things TOGETHER so as to PRODUCE a ROW.
            • REPLACE PUT something IN the PLACE of.
            • ARRANGE PUT MANY THINGS IN a PLACE USING an ORDERLY METHOD. 
          • REMOVE DISPLACE something from where it is EXPECTED to REMAIN.
            • BREAK OFF REMOVE VIOLENTLY by TWISTING OR BENDING INTENSELY.
            • SWEEP REMOVE DUST USING a BROOM.
            • TAKE OFF REMOVE GARMENTS.
            • PEEL REMOVE the SKIN of FRUIT ETC.
          • SCATTER DISPLACE so as to CAUSE TO PARTS TO BE IN MANY DIFFERENT PLACES.
            • SHAKE DISPLACE QUICKLY in OPPOSING DIRECTIONS USING one's HANDS.
              • WAVE HAND SHAKE one's HAND FOR COMMUNICATING.
            • STRIKE DISPLACE something VIOLENTLY TOWARDS something, OFTEN IN-ORDER-TO DAMAGE IT.
              • KNOCK STRIKE so as to PRODUCE a SOUND.
              • FLAY STRIKE USING a WHIP.
              • KICK STRIKE USING one's FEET.
            • HANG DISPLACE so as to CAUSE TO HANG.
              • THROW DISPLACE an object throught the air, cast.
                • TRANSPORT DISPLACE THROUGH a BIG DISTANCE.
                  • TRAVEL DISPLACE ONESELF, TYPICALLY a BIG DISTANCE, AND IN a VEHICLE OR RIDING AN ANIMAL.
                    • RETURN TRAVEL to a PLACE FROM which one COMES.
                    • RIDE TRAVEL SITTING ON an ANIMAL.
                    • NAVIGATE TRAVEL USING a SHIP.
                    • TOURISM TRAVEL FOR DELIGHT ONLY.
                  • TURN UPSIDE DOWN DISPLACE something so as to CAUSE it TO STAND ON its TOP.
                    • TWIST DISPLACE so as to DISTORT.
                      • PLAIT To TWIST so as to intertwine and form a plait-like structure.
                    • SWALLOW DISPLACE FOOD FROM the MOUTH TOWARDS the STOMACH.
                      • FART ISSUE GAS from one's STOMACH THROUGH the ANUS.
                        • KNEAD DISPLACE ALL PARTS OF A SUBSTANCE FOR PRODUCING DOUGH ETC. []??? HERE AS ELSEWHERE WE LEAVE THE SYNONYM GROUP FOR BUCK'S SAKE]
                          • PUMP DISPLACE LIQUID, USING a MACHINE.
                            • GESTURE DISPLACE PART of one's BODY so as to COMMUNICATE MEANING.
                              • DRIVE DISPLACE A VEHICLE so that it MOVES AS IT IS INTENDED TO MOVE.
                                Old Chinese Criteria
                                1. The standard very general word for making something move or displacing something is dòng 動, and there is no general suggestion that the thing moved comes to rest anywhere.

                                2. Yí 移 refers to dislocating anything to a new location where it comes to remain for some shorter or longer time.

                                3. Xǐ 徙 refers in a stylistically unmarked way to removing something permanently to another position. When legalists train their citizens, they ask them to xǐ 徙 "remove" an object from one arbitrary place to another.

                                4. Qiān 遷 refers in a stylistically more elevated way to removing something permanently to another position, often as an official or public political measure. The word is also used figuratively for moving someone to a higher position in the hierarchy. See PROMOTE.

                                Modern Chinese Criteria
                                搬動

                                挪動

                                移動

                                挪移

                                騰挪







                                rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH /

                                Words

                                  xǐ OC: selʔ MC: siɛ 28 AttributionsWD

                                Xǐ 徙 refers in a stylistically unmarked way to removing something permanently to another position. When legalists train their citizens, they ask them to xǐ 徙 "remove" an object from one arbitrary place to another.

                                  Syntactic words
                                • vt(oN)move a contextually determinate thing about
                                • vtoNcausativemove away; displace; dislocate; transplant (trees); transfer to different places
                                • vtoNfigurativebe transferred administratively to the position of, be transferred to another position
                                • vtoNpassivebe removed to another place;
                                • vttoN1.+N2move (something N1) about to (a place N2), move (something N1) away to, move (something N1) to (a place N2)
                                • vttoN1.+prep+N2move (something N1) about to (a place N2)  徙x於y
                                  qiān OC: tshen MC: tshiɛn 16 AttributionsWD

                                Qiān 遷 refers in a stylistically more elevated way to removing something permanently to another position, often as an official or public political measure. The word is also used figuratively for moving someone to a higher position in the hierarchy. See PROMOTE.

                                  Syntactic words
                                • nabacttransferral, change (e.g. in office); reallocation
                                • vt+prep+Ndisplace oneself (i.e. one's capital) to N; move to N
                                • vt+prep+Npassiveget moved to
                                • vtoNremoveCH
                                • vtoNN=humantransfer, move about to new duties
                                • vttoN1.+prep+N2move (something or somebody N1) to ( a place N2); relocate N1 to the place N2 遷紀于郱、鄑、郚
                                  yí OC: k-lal MC: jiɛ 9 AttributionsWD

                                Yí 移 refers to dislocating anything to a new location where it comes to remain for some shorter or longer time.

                                  Syntactic words
                                • vtoNto dislodge, to dislocate; to remove from its ordinary position; redirect (one's cart onto a different road)
                                • vtoNpassivebe (easily) moved (e.g. by talk); be moved to (a new position)
                                • vttoN1. prep N2passivebe transferred or extended to NLZ
                                • vttoN1.+prep+N2to move, to delocate (something or somebody N1) to (a place N2) 移其民於河東
                                  dòng OC: dooŋʔ MC: duŋ 6 AttributionsWD

                                The standard very general word for making something move or displacing something is dòng 動, and there is no general suggestion that the thing moved comes to rest anywhere.

                                  Word relations
                                • Assoc: 舉/LIFT The most general and the most current word for lifting up anything, in literal as well as figurative senses is jǔ 舉.

                                  Syntactic words
                                • vtoNcausativecause to move, move; activate, mobilise
                                徙置  xǐ zhì OC: selʔ tɯɡs MC: siɛ ʈɨ 2 AttributionsWD
                                  Syntactic words
                                • VPttoN1.+N2resultativeremove so as to put
                                移動  yí dòng OC: k-lal dooŋʔ MC: jiɛ duŋ 2 AttributionsWD
                                  Syntactic words
                                • VPtoNpassivebe moved; be displaced
                                遷徙  qiān xǐ OC: tshen selʔ MC: tshiɛn siɛ 2 AttributionsWD
                                  Syntactic words
                                • vadNwhat is moved along
                                • vifigurativetransfer people to new duties
                                  yùn OC: ɢuns MC: ɦi̯un 0 AttributionsWD
                                  Syntactic words
                                • vtoNshunt, move along over long distances; see also TRANSPORT

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