《广雅·释诂一》:“疲,极也。”汉代服虔《通俗文》:“疲极日惫。”汉唐时代,“疲极”往往同义连用。“疲极”,犹言“疲惫”。故《通俗文》记下“疲极曰惫”,是说疲、极、惫是同义词。但我们如果不辨古今语言实际,一概理解为“极度疲乏”,那就犯了“以今律古”的毛病了。《汉? “Guangya Released One”: “Weak, very also.” The Han Dynasty served “Popular Culture”: “Extremely tired.” In the Han and Tang dynasties, “fatigued” was often used synonymously. “Exhausted”, still said “tired.” Therefore, in “Popular Essays”, we write down “fatigued”, which means that weary, extreme, and deaf are synonymous. However, if we do not recognize the actual language of ancient and modern times, we all understand it as “extremely tired”, and then we have guilty of the problem of “according to the present law.” "Chinese?