券

• 拼音: quàn
• 汉字拆解: 券 = 龹 (phonetic component) + 刀 (knife) — represents a document that can be split or exchanged

含义

Ticket; coupon; voucher. A document or slip that entitles the holder to something.

Used for various types of tickets and coupons, including 优惠券 (discount coupon), 购物券 (shopping voucher), 入场券 (admission ticket), 餐券 (meal voucher), and 债券 (bond, in finance). Often appears in compound words rather than alone.

例句

1. 这张优惠券可以抵扣五十元。
2. 演唱会的入场券已经售罄了。
3. 他投资了几种不同类型的债券。

用法指南

语境: shopping, events, finance

语气: practical

正确说法

• 你有优惠券吗？(Do you have a coupon?)
• 这张券下周就过期了。(This voucher expires next week.)

错误说法

• 不要单独用'券'指车票或机票 (For transportation tickets, use 票 — 火车票, 机票, not 券)

起源与历史

Originally written 劵, from 刀 (knife) representing the cutting or splitting of a contract. The character represents a formal document or slip that can be exchanged.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal