Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 11, Entry 02 Pronounced chī lián qiè, same sound as "zhān". Meaning: to slightly open a door and peek out. Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 11, Entry 02 Also, in "Yùpiān (玉篇)", pronounced chǒu zhàn qiè, same sound as "zhān". Meaning: to obtain, to acquire. In "Shèzhì Fù (射雉赋)" by Pān Yuè (潘岳), there is a phrase "kuī chǎn yè". The commentary explains: "chǎn" is pronounced chǒu zhàn fǎn. This describes a pheasant hiding among the leaves of a wheat field, peeking out from between the leaves, not daring to leave its hiding place.