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In conversation, 皇 (huáng) is used to refer to an emperor or a ruler. It can also be used to refer to something that is of the highest quality or status, such as 皇家 (huángjiā) meaning "royal" or 皇冠 (huángguān) meaning "crown".
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Synonyms:
帝 (dì): Emperor, a title for a supreme ruler
君主 (jūnzhǔ): Monarch, a sovereign ruler
Antonyms:
臣 (chén): Subject, a person under the rule of an emperor or monarch
民 (mín): People, the citizens of a country
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