心性
sĭng-sáng1.disposition; temperament; nature
2.one's original idea; one's real intention; one's true feelings
3.(Confucianism)
4.(Buddhism)
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Imported from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0): en.wiktionary.org/wiki/心性. Mandarin: xīnxìng.
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- 2. to keep one's mind on something
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- 1. to relieve anxieties; to put one's mind at rest
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