The meaning of appraisal is: ① to identify and determine the authenticity of things; ② to identify and evaluate a person’s merits and demerits, origin, strengths and weaknesses, etc.

Entry: appraisal

Pronunciation: jiàn dìng

Citation explanation: 1. To identify and determine the authenticity of things.

Song Luyou's "Postscript to Heyuan Dongpo Tie": "After careful examination, none of the posts are suspicious." Ming Ye Xianzu's "Luan Guan Ji·Pin Shi": "Dettol grinding Zhu is not hasty, it is calm. "Preface to the Collection of Yuan Boying's Poems" by Dong Qichang of the Ming Dynasty: "If the poems of Boying (Yuan Kelizi) are so gloomy in the Tang Dynasty, there are Zhong Rong who can identify them, and there is nothing left to comment on!" Mao Dun's "Grief": "If the tailoring style of this dress is shown to the drama troupe's pipe fittings expert, he will definitely identify the fashion of that year."

2. Refer to a person's merits and demerits, origin, advantages and disadvantages identification and assessment.

Wu Han's "Dengxiaji·Talk about Cao Cao": "The identification of 'treacherous hero' is Xu Shao's creation." Ding Ling's "The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River" 10: "His identification of ingredients is particularly special. Be careful. "Chapter 2 of Du Pengcheng's "In Peaceful Days": "Oh! I am not the cadre section chief, I will give you appraisals all day long."