Common Meanings
1
quàn券
An ancient deed or contract, often split into two halves, with each party holding one. In modern usage, it refers to a ticket or certificate serving as proof or a voucher, such as bonds, treasury bills, admission tickets, or securities.
观众需要凭入场券才能进入场馆观看表演。
Spectators need to present an admission ticket to enter the venue and watch the performance.
2
xuàn券
An arch or vaulted part (e.g., in doors, windows, bridges).
这座桥有美丽的拱券结构。
This bridge has beautiful arched structures.