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Usage

  • |type= type of verb compound, one of the following (this is not required when the type of verb compound does not fall into the listed ones)
    • Verb-object (動賓結構), e.g. 洗澡 (xǐzǎo) is denoted with voN
    • Verb-complement (i.e. verb-adverb) (動補結構), e.g. 殺死杀死 (shāsǐ) is denoted with vcN
    • Subject-predicate (主謂結構), e.g. 頭痛头痛 (tóutòng) is denoted with spN
    • Modifier-head (i.e. adverb-verb) (偏正結構), e.g. 重述 (chóngshù) is denoted with mvN
    where N is the length of the first segment in the compound; defaults to 1 if not explicitly written. This inserts a which denotes the break.
  • |pagename= specifies the page name. Defaults to {{PAGENAME}}.
  • |sc= specfies the script of the headword. This is usually automatically detected.

Examples