王子

wángzǐ

prince

HSK 6

漢字分解

Meaning and Usage

"王子" literally means "king's son" and is used to refer to a prince, typically the son of a king or monarch. It is a formal and common term in historical, literary, and modern contexts.

Common Contexts

The word often appears in fairy tales and historical stories where princes play central roles. It can also be used metaphorically or as a nickname, such as "网络王子" (Internet prince) to describe someone popular or influential online.

Collocations and Patterns

Usage Notes

When using "王子," it usually implies nobility and royal lineage. Avoid confusing it with "" which can also mean royal descendant but is less common. "王子" is more specific to the son of a king and is often used in formal or literary contexts.

例文

那个王子继承了王位。

Nà ge wángzǐ jìchéng le wángwèi.

That prince inherited the throne.

童话故事里常常有勇敢的王子救公主。

Tónghuà gùshì lǐ chángcháng yǒu yǒnggǎn de wángzǐ jiù gōngzhǔ.

Fairy tales often have brave princes rescuing princesses.

他被称为‘网络王子’,因为他在网络上很有名。

Tā bèi chēng wèi ‘wǎngluò wángzǐ’, yīnwèi tā zài wǎngluò shàng hěn yǒumíng.

He is called the 'Internet prince' because he is very famous online.