The pinyin of "王" is: wáng
王八 [wáng ba]
The common name for turtle or turtle.
Referring to a man whose wife is having an affair (a curse word).
It used to refer to the male boss of a brothel.
Wang Dao [wáng dào]
During the Warring States Period, Confucianism referred to the political proposition of unifying and governing the world with benevolence and righteousness (to be distinguished from "hegemony").
王法[wáng fǎ]
The decrees of the feudal dynasty; also generally refers to national laws. For example: The king's law is difficult to tolerate?|?There is no king's law
王公 [wáng gōng]
Kings and dukes; generally refer to noble titles or dignitaries. For example: princes and dignitaries? |? princes and dignitaries
Kingdom [wáng guó]
A monarchy or a constitutional monarchy.
A metaphor for jurisdiction or a certain realm. For example: The independent kingdom?|?Develops from the kingdom of necessity to the kingdom of freedom.
A metaphor for a relatively independent field or category. For example: He travels in the kingdom of mathematics.
Ace [wáng pái]
The largest card in the poker game. A metaphor for the most powerful force, means or person.
Example: Holding an ace in hand to defeat the enemy?|?Ace pilot