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