(1) Mi and mi
These two words are almost biological brothers, and it is not obvious how much difference is made, but on closer inspection, it is found that the first "day" is higher than the second "day".
Mi, naturally, can be associated with miluojiang, ~Luojiang [MìLuó]. Mì Luojiang, Qu Yuan was thrown into this river, in order to commemorate him, people rowed a dragon boat to the water to save him, and finally threw rice dumplings into the river to prevent the fish from eating his flesh. ——See History of Qu Yuan's Biography of Jia Shenglie
And the gurgling, can be grouped as gushing water. Read gǔ! That's right, it's water. 汩 [gǔ] 汩 (the sound of water flow); ス碌碌 (Elephant sound word. More describe the rotation sound), when reading gǔ is generally made of onomatopoeia. In addition, this mi also has the pronunciation of yù when it is an adjective, which means to be chaotic, disturbed, and fast.
(2) 壿
The word has three pronunciations, two of which are uncommon
[zūn] basic definition: Gu Tong "bottle", wine glass.
The basic definition of dūn: ancient with "squat".
墫 cūn 〈動) is the same as "squat". dance
Oh, dance also. "Poetry" says, "Dance me." - "The Sayings"
(3) Karma
This word will make us think of the Junggar Basin for the first time, so how to read it? What to read?
"Junggar Basin" "Junggar Basin"
But this is not the case.
Mistakes that people have been making for years, including mistakes that many teachers are making.
Its correct pronunciation is: Junggar (gá) Basin!
So why read "ga"
this? What was the original meaning?
Here's why:
1, Dzungar ( zhǔ ngaě r Mongolian: jekü nγ ar") Ka gá does not read gé
2, Qing Weirat Mongolia one of the four parts.
3, the correct pronunciation should be gǎ, because there is no gě sound in the dictionary, but we are used to reading gě, so it cannot be regarded as an error. For example, the Gā Na Film Festival, which previously did not have the pronunciation gā, is now included in dictionaries. It is therefore an idiomatic term.
(4) Bells
This must be no stranger to everyone, electric cake bell! Most of the pronunciation is "dang", in fact, this pronunciation itself is not wrong, because he has the pronunciation of dang, but the meaning of "dang" is not the real meaning of the bell of the electric cake bell.
When pronounced dāng, it can be used as a noun, meaning an object made of metal, such as a bell (a chain that locks a prisoner's iron cable), a "foot-walking leather pendant, an ear-hanging gold bell" (a woman's ear ornament); it can also be used as an elephant word, referring to the sound made by hitting metal objects.
When pronounced chēng, it refers to a pan or a shallow pan for cooking, such as a cake bell, or a thermostat, such as a wine bell or a tea bell.
Therefore, the exact pronunciation should be changed to the second type, but there may be many inaccuracies in the information collected through the Internet. In order to verify, I used the sixth edition of "Cihai" for searching, the explanation of the network is basically correct, and I also found that the third pronunciation of the name, pronouncing tang (two sounds), through "boring", is an elephant sound word, describing the sound of hitting a bell and ringing a gong. The gains are profound.
Besides, do you know of common mispronouncies and easy-to-mix polysyllabic words? Welcome to comment and leave a message to discuss