两行
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Meaning: two lines
How to Understand
两行
两行 (liǎng xíng) literally means 'two lines' and is commonly used to describe two rows or two lines of text, writing, or physical objects arranged in a line. It can also be used metaphorically in contexts like poetry or calligraphy.
The character 两 (liǎng) means 'two' and comes from the ancient character for 'second,' while 行 (xíng) means 'line' or 'row.' Together, they form a clear and descriptive term that emphasizes quantity and structure.
In daily use, 两行 is often seen in written Chinese, such as in poems, official documents, or even in everyday speech when describing the layout of something. It is also used in calligraphy and literary contexts where visual arrangement matters.
Example Sentences
他写了一行字，然后又写了两行。
He wrote one line of text, then two more lines.
这两行诗结构对称，非常优美。
These two lines of poetry are structurally symmetrical and very beautiful.