陽平 [阳－]

Jyutping joeng4 ping4
Pinyin yáng píng

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. evenly rising tone, the second tone of putonghua
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun
    (phonology) light level tone, a tone in various modern Chinese varieties, generally corresponding to the level tone and voiced onset in Middle Chinese, e.g. tone 2 (/˧˥/) in Standard Mandarin (marked with an acute accent [ ´ ] in Hanyu Pinyin and bopomofo), tone 4 (/˨˩/) in Guangzhou Cantonese, tone 2 (/˩/) in Meixian Hakka, and tone 5 (/˨˦/) in Xiamen/Taiwanese Hokkien (marked with a circumflex [ ˆ ] in Pe̍h-ōe-jī)
  2. name, archaic
    Yangping Commandery (near present-day Qingfeng County, Henan)
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. （沒有對應漢語詞彙）
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    阳平
    陽平
    yáng píng
    • light level tone
  2. Mandarin
    另外还要注意的是，“轴”字在戏剧界统读去声（四声），不读阳平（二声）。
    另外還要注意的是，“軸”字在戲劇界統讀去聲（四聲），不讀陽平（二聲）。
    lìng wài hái yào zhù yì de shì ， “ zhóu ／ zhòu ” zì zài xì jù jiè tǒng dú qù shēng （ sì shēng ） ， bù dú yáng píng （ èr shēng ） ．
    • Another thing to note is that 軸 is unifiedly read in theater with the departing tone (fourth tone), not the dark level tone (second tone).
  3. Mandarin
    上声与非上声（阴平、阳平、去声）相连，上声调值由214变为半上声21。
    上聲與非上聲（陰平、陽平、去聲）相連，上聲調值由214變為半上聲21。
    shǎng shēng yǔ fēi shǎng shēng （ yīn píng ， yáng píng ， qù shēng ） xiāng lián ， shǎng shēng diào zhí yóu ２１４ biàn wéi bàn shǎng shēng ２１ ．
    • When a character to be read with a rising tone is preceded by a character that is not read with a rising tone (dark level tone, light level tone, or departing tone), the rising tone tonal value changes from 214 into a half rising tone tonal value of 21.
  4. Mandarin
    上声在阴平、阳平、去声、轻声前，即在非上声前，丢掉后半段“14”上升的尾巴，调值由214变为半上声211，变调调值描写为214-211。
    上聲在陰平、陽平、去聲、輕聲前，即在非上聲前，丟掉後半段“14”上升的尾巴，調值由214變為半上聲211，變調調值描寫為214-211。
    shǎng shēng zài yīn píng ， yáng píng ， qù shēng ， qīng shēng qián ， jí zài fēi shǎng shēng qián ， diū diào hòu bàn duàn “ １４ ” shàng shēng de wěi ba ， diào zhí yóu ２１４ biàn wéi bàn shǎng shēng ２１１ ， biàn diào diào zhí miáo xiě wéi ２１４ ２１１ ．
    • When a character to be read with a rising tone is preceded by a character that would be read with dark level tone, light level tone, departing tone, or neutral tone, that is to say, whenever such a character is found before any character that is not read with rising tone, the normally-expected rise in tone at the tail-end of the rising tone from 1 to 4 in the last half is eliminated. The tonal value changes from 214 into a half rising tone tonal value of 2 11. This is expressed in written form as a change from 214 to 211.