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【趴趴窝儿】pǎpɑwǒr describes a low and narrow dwelling: 恁儿 makes you not (so) rich, and lets you live like this~?| In the past, the poor ate pig and dog food, and lived in ~.
【趴窝】pǎwǒ Fall, lie down: Carrying stones for a day tired him~.
【啪儿】pǎr Size, body: This child ~ is not small. It also refers to the basic scale: the ~ of this factory is not small, and there is a development leader.
【 啪儿 啪儿的 ] pǎrpǎrdi refers to the constant blinking of the eyelids, looking very clever: his fine eyes~.| Look at it twice~, it's just that you can't learn well.
【crawler】pār measure word, times: play a few ~ poker.
【crawler】pābìr elevate his seniority: he who should call his uncle is called brother, obviously ~. On the contrary, it is a "sellout".
【crawl heaven pātiǎnpǔdìr Tired or painful and very uncomfortable: Cutting wheat for a while, tired every day~.
【crawling melon】pāɡuǎ Stealing melons from the melon field (basically in the form of creeping) was one of the most interesting and exciting activities of rural teenagers in the old days: the child went to the field to climb other people's melons and brought them home to her to eat. (text)
【crawl 犋】pājù (牛) mating: 牤牛 ~ not considered bad. (Colloquialism)
【Climbing Wall Tiger Child】pāqiānɡhúr Gecko, also known as "Scorpion Tiger Child".
【crawler】pāzi secretly sent a message: During the exam, they hit ~ and called the teacher to arrest him.
【Crawling cards】pāzipāi playing cards. Hit once and climb a climb, so it's called ~.
【Tree climbing】pāsù was once one of the basic skills and activities of rural children, but it is dangerous and is now rare.
【crawl dead】pāsí Expire, no longer continue: the previous accounts are ~, re-open the accounts.
【筢子】pāzi A bamboo weaving, toothy, and able to gather scattered firewood and grass: One day, the grumpy farmer took ~ to Weishan Lake to pick up firewood. (text)
【Afraid of the head】pàtour Fearful people or powers: This kid doesn't have anything at home~ It is also said that "afraid of horns".
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【□】piā (1) Good, beautiful: people look really good~.| It's really done~.|The words are really written~. (2) Onomatopoeia: ~ fell down.
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【splash】pǒ pǒ pungent, no scruples: his mouth is really ~, he can eat anything.|This person has the most mouth~, and he dares to say anything.
【泼辣】pǒlɑ Good physical fitness, strong endurance: old, not big~.
【Splash Boy】pǒxiáozi Pungent boy: This girl gives (like) a ~, can do any job.
【女女】pōponiānɡ The husband's mother. Also known as "old woman". After a woman gets married, she refers to her in-laws' relatives and relatives from her husband's face, but when she is called (cannot be named), in order to distinguish her from those who have the same relationship with her mother's family, she often adds the word "mother-in-law" in front of the title, such as mother-in-law, mother-in-law, mother-in-law, etc.
【Mother-in-law】pōmɑdi is mother-in-law, mother-in-law's house: Marry and see, my own father also! This ~ face full of hemp. (text)
【slope】pó adjective, the slope is small, as opposed to "steep": the ladder is placed very ~.|This post is very~, and a person can go up by flattening the car.
The slope of [Po Er Po Er] pórpōrdi is very small, and by extension, it is not straightforward and gently (said): You ~ persuade him, and he is always bluffing his daughter-in-law.
【Break】 pò (1) Separate, split: from the middle ~ open | The weaving table has to be ~ reeds. (2) Out (riddle): ~ a riddle you guess. (3) Fight, let it go: I~ Lou is bankrupt, and I have to fight the lawsuit to the end.
【Broken skin and rotten eggs】pòpīlàndàn Very tattered appearance: There is a showman, mixed with tiles, dressed ~, and Hu Nuba is forced to get enough food. (text)
【Breaking the riddle】pòmì out of the riddle, guessing the riddle: I solve a riddle and type a word tiger to guess.
【Broken Grinding】pòmò Tricky things, difficult things to deal with: these you provoke~, see who cleans you up.
【Broken Plunder】pòluórluor Dilapidated and flawed things: he borrows money everywhere, and what should be (owed) is given~ Who cares about you~ things.
pòɡuànzipòsuǐ is a metaphor for being backward and not seeking change: he is ~, and he is not afraid of people's jokes at all.
【破jar子熬过cypress wood 筲】pòɡuànziāoɡuòběimusǎo colloquialisms. "Broken jars" and "cypress rafts" are both utensils used to carry water from wells in the old days, and "broken jars" are very easy to break, but "cypress rafts" are very strong. But when the broken jar was still usable, the cypress raft had been destroyed. This proverb is a vivid metaphor for some people with poor physical fitness to live longer than some people who appear to be healthy, and the truth is also very thought-provoking.
【破锅杜】pòɡuǒdù A special title for the surname Du in Heya Village, Weimiao Town. Legend has it that when the four ancestors of the Du family escaped from the famine in the Ming Dynasty, they broke an iron pot into four pieces, and each person held a piece as a proof of recognition in the future, so this Du surname is called ~.
【破子】pòzi is the same as "broken child". In the old days, grinding grain into flour had to be repeated many times, each time it was called one ~, and several times it was called several ~ noodles: pushing and grinding was to take one step and one drop of sweat, and to push a hundred catties of grain and push it into five ~ noodles. (text)
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(1) (after death or leaving) to stay: his father's dying ~ family business, so that he lost all his money. (2) Turn the soil in the lower place to the high place with a shovel: ~ pit soil. (3) Scoop out the contents on the surface of the liquid: ~dilute |~foam. (4) Exceeding, throwing off: walking ~ he is three or four miles. |His achievements ~ I have a big section.
【Apostrophe】piěsenɡ When using livestock, it is a long rope used to control livestock.
【Apostrophe】piězi The old unit of measurement, equivalent to "bucket", a bucket has about 25 catties: before liberation, an acre of land can only harvest four or five ~ wheat.
【鐅】Pié 锅、碗之类口大肚浅。
【鐅鐅拉儿】piépielǎr Bowls or basins with large and irregular mouths, etc.: The few bowls I bought are ~, which is really ugly. It is also said to be "iron iron ballast".
【Pouting】piézuí Turns the lips outward because of contempt, disbelief or displeasure: As he spoke, he pouted his mouth and began to cry.|If he disagrees, he speaks, Sensei~.
【苤拉疙瘩】piélɑɡědɑ kale, a common vegetable. The stems are well-developed and oblate. It is the main raw material for pickled vegetables in farmers' homes.