坐堂 zuòtáng to hold court Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 坐堂 zuò//táng to hold court (literary) used of a magistrate to sit in court and handle a case or conduct official business; also called 坐衙 zuòyá to practice in-shop medicine used of a traditional Chinese doctor to see patients in a Chinese medicine shop or pharmacy; can also refer to a shop clerk serving customers to practice meditation (Buddhism) used of a monk to sit in a meditation hall and practice Zen meditation to sit in a hall to sit in a hall or on a veranda; to be seated in a central room Frequency Movie subtitles 0.060 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 0.412 per million Cross-References Same as 坐衙 zuòyá Sources Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
坐堂 zuò//táng to hold court (literary) used of a magistrate to sit in court and handle a case or conduct official business; also called 坐衙 zuòyá to practice in-shop medicine used of a traditional Chinese doctor to see patients in a Chinese medicine shop or pharmacy; can also refer to a shop clerk serving customers to practice meditation (Buddhism) used of a monk to sit in a meditation hall and practice Zen meditation to sit in a hall to sit in a hall or on a veranda; to be seated in a central room Frequency Movie subtitles 0.060 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 0.412 per million Cross-References Same as 坐衙 zuòyá Sources Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
