略论“往往”亦作“纷纷”解——补有关词典之未及  

Chinese Term "Wang Wang" can also Be Interpreted as "One after Another"——Supplement to Some Authoritative Chinese Dictionaries

作　　者：王调江[1] 

机构地区：[1]南京工程学院综合档案室,江苏南京210013

出　　处：《南京工程学院学报（社会科学版）》2003年第2期15-16,共2页Journal of Nanjing Institute of Technology：Social Science Edition

摘　　要：权威性语辞工具书解释“往往”只列了“常常”、“处处”两个义项 ,通过对《史记》等古代著作中这一词汇用法的考察 ,可知自汉代始“往往”一词有时作“纷纷”There are only two meaning-items 'often' and 'everywhere' li sted under the Chinese term 'wang wang' in authoritative Chinese reference book s on language and dictionaries. Through observing and studying the use of the vo cabulary 'wang wang' in ancient Chinese classics such as Shiji (Historical Reco rds) and so on, the author concludes that sometimes 'wang wang' can also be int erpreted as 'one after another', which starts from Han dynasty.

关 键 词：权威性语辞 工具书 《史记》 古代著作 词汇用法 往往 纷纷 

分 类 号：H109.2[语言文字—汉语]