Accumulating words and mastering the meaning of words is the basis for learning Chinese well, which can effectively promote students' in-depth understanding of articles, cultivate students' interest in learning, and improve the reading level of primary school students.
The following is the common words and their interpretations in the primary school stage compiled by Teacher Wang, in order not to lose points in the final exam, come and accumulate together!
Ease: ān yì Relax and comfortable.
Gloom: àn rán (1) dark appearance; (2) depressed, ugly appearance (3) depressed appearance.
Soaring: áo xiáng flies in a whirlwind in the sky.
Chagrin: ào nǎo is upset.
Worship: bài yè visits and visits (mausoleums, monuments, etc.)
Mottled: bān bó A color mixed with other colors, flowers and flowers; by extension, impurity, blemishes.
Colorful: bān lán refers to the appearance of a mixture of colors.
Praise and criticism: bāo biǎn praise and accusation, borrowing to comment on good or bad; say... Bad words, malicious criticism (partial polyphony).
Paradox: bèi miù absurd, irrational; also absurd.
Clumsy: bèn zhuō stupid; not clever; not dexterous. Unresponsive, inflexible hands and feet, unsightly movements.
Burst: Bèng fā suddenly emanating from the inside out.
Contempt: bǐ bó (1) contempt; despised; (2) < book > shallow and slightly thin (mostly modest).
Contempt: bǐ yí despises; contempt; despises.
Shelter: bì yòu bless; cover, cover.
Benefits: bì yì (1) benefits; (2) benefits.
Codification: biān zuǎn (1) editing, writing; (2) It is used to refer to the codification function.
In the feudal era, biǎn zhé referred to the demotion of officials and the dispatch of officials far from the capital.
Notes: biàn jiān writing notes with certain quality, size or creases suitable for notes, letters and notes; notes.
Convenience: biàn jié (1) straight and convenient; (2) light and agile movements.
Justification: Biàn jiě explains an opinion or behavior that is being blamed.
Endangered: Bīn Wēi is close to dangerous. Endangered, approaching, approaching.
Discard: bìng qì screen divided; discarded
Replenishment: bǔ jǐ replenishment, supply of ammunition, food and grass, etc.
Walking: bù lǚ (1) walking; walking; (2) footsteps
Vicissitudes: cāng sāng abbreviation for "vicissitudes of the sea and mulberry fields". The sea becomes farmland, and farmland becomes the sea. Metaphorically things change a lot
Hidden clumsy: cánɡ zhuō hides clumsiness and does not show people. It is often used as a self-effacing word.
Compassion: Cè yǐn shows sympathy for those who suffer; the heart is intolerant.
Silence: cén jì Silence: lonely; lonely.
Surprise: chà yì usually means feeling strange or surprised.
Entanglement: chán mián (1) deep affection; (2) extension as love; closeness; (3) consolidation; haunting; (4) entanglement; haunting; (5) long-term illness; (6) lingering. Continuous. (7) Describe the song as moving.
Weakness: chán ruò (1) thin; weak; (2) timid and fearful; weak and incompetent.
Cicada Molt: Chán tuì The larvae of cicadas become adults when they shed their shells.
Rumors: Chán yán says bad things about slanderers. It also refers to bad words, words that stir up dissension.
Flattery: chǎn mèi flatters people with a despicable attitude.
Flutter: chàn dòng jitter; vibration.
Confession: chàn huǐ Buddhist ritual. It was originally meant to confess one's mistakes to others and ask for tolerance and forgiveness. The Buddhist system stipulates that monks gather every half month to recite the vows, giving violators the opportunity to repent. Later, it became a religious ceremony dedicated to the purpose of exoneration and blessing.
Rampant: chāng jué (1) fierce and wanton; (2) overturned.
Dullness: chén gù a disease that has lasted for a long time and is incurable; and a metaphor for bad habits that are difficult to change.
Dust: chén huán (1) is also known as "dust". (2) The earthly, human, and real worlds.
Dullness: Chén kē procrastinating a long-lasting serious illness; incurable illness.
Groaning: chén yín ponders.
Backing: The chēng yāo metaphor gives strong support.
Sincerity: chéng kěn Honest and earnest. Describe words that are not false
Galloping: chí chěng (1) galloping on horseback; (2) hunting; galloping; (3) refers to a certain field, vertical and horizontal, give full play to talents; (4) describe pride.
Ruler: chǐ dú Epistles.
Shame: chǐ rǔ humiliation; insult.
彳亍: chì chù describes small steps as walking slowly or stopping when walking.
Longing: chōng jǐng now refers to the beautiful state that children yearn for; the yearning for beautiful things.
Sorrow: chóu chàng sadness; sadness; sadness; frustration. Now it refers specifically to the depression of depression.
Hesitation: chóu chú (1) hesitant, uncertain; (2) thinking, considering; (3) staying; Wandering; (4) proud appearance; (5) heartache, unhappy mood.
Sobs: chuò qì sobs; sobbing and crying.
Female and male: cí xióng Female and male; metaphorical victory and defeat, superiority.
Rhetoric: cí zǎo (1) allusions to modifier words or flowery words, etc.; (2) exquisite words; (3) words.
Verdant: cōng cuì (grass) verdant.
Intelligence: cōnɡ huì is intelligent and intelligent.
Clump: cóng shēng (grass and trees) gather in one place to grow; (diseases, etc.) occur at the same time.
Coarse: cū lòu rough and simple; vulgar and ugly.
Degree of thought: cǔn duó speculates; ponders.
Praise: chēng yù praise, praise, praise.
Wording: cuò cí also "wording". Use words and phrases when speaking and writing, and choose to use sentences (meaning well-thought-out).
Hook-up: dā shàn (pick-up, answer) is looking for something to say in order to get close to people or to perfunctory situations.
Matching: dā diào's voice matches the accompanying instrument; the metaphor is well matched.
Mostly: dà d (1) general;
Timidity: dǎn qiè Timid, lacking courage.
Prayer: dǎo gào prays to God for blessing.
Troublemaking: dǎo luàn (1) intent on causing trouble with others and disturbing others; (2) sabotage.
Concubine: dí qīn the closest (relative) of descent.
Forge ahead: dǐ lì is also known as "grinding stone"(1) grinding stone; (2) grinding on the grinding stone; (3) tempering; exercise; (4) motivation; encouragement.
Resistance: dǐ yù resists the invading enemy with all its might.
Listen: dì tīng listen carefully.
Bumps: diān bǒ (1) up and down oscillations; unstable; (2) sleepy setbacks.
Elegance: diǎnyǎ (1) refers to articles and words with canon, elegant but not vulgar; (2) describes people who are rich in learning and solemn; (3) refers to ancient classics in general.
Embellishment: diǎn zhuì (1) to set off or decorate, to make the original more beautiful (2) to decorate the façade.
Humiliation: diàn rǔ brings shame.
Withering: diāo bì (1) decay; dilapidation; poverty; (2) refers to the scene of decay; (3) refers to the people in distress.
Ups and downs: diē dàng 〈book〉 (1) Personality is free and unrestrained; debauchery. (2) The tone is depressed or the article is full of changes.
Blood: dié xuè Bleeds all over the ground (killing a lot) and also bloody. Chatter, the look of blood flowing out.
Dereliction of duty: dú zhí refers to the act of a professional service provider (e.g. medical personnel) or a functionary of a State organ who, in the course of performing his duties or exercising his or her powers, neglects his duties, improperly disposes of his duties, lacks skills, abuses his powers or engages in favoritism, resulting in injury or loss, resulting in significant losses to state property, the state and the interests of the people.
Fabrication: dù zhuàn (1) fabrication; (2) fiction, unfounded fabrication.
Clues: duān ní (1) clue; sign; (2) voyeurism; elusiveness; (3) margin.
Details: duān xiáng (1) Details; The beginning and end of the problem: elaborate ~ ;(2) Dignified and serene: demeanor ~ ;(3) Look carefully: ~ Half a day, and did not recognize who it is.
Cashing: duì xiàn (1) cash in exchange with the bank on the basis of bills, generally referring to the payment of cash at settlement; (2) the fulfillment of figurative promises.
Confrontation: duì zhì (1) two mountains towering opposite each other; (2) confrontation; confrontation.
婀納: ē nuó is also known as "妸納". Describe the slender plants such as willow branches or women with elegant postures. It also describes a light and feminine appearance.
Falsehood: é miù error; error.
Blackmail: é zhà (1) forcibly extorting money from a person for some reason; (2) threatening intimidation.
Wrist stranglehold: è wàn (書) holds the wrist of his other hand with one hand, indicating emotions such as excitement and regret.
Containment: è zhì stop; control.
Stunned: è rán describes surprise, indicating the psychology of surprise.
Bad News: è hào (noun) refers to the news of the death of a close relative or loved one.
Fermentation: fā jiào complex organic compounds are broken down into relatively simple substances under the action of microorganisms. Noodles, sake brewing, etc. are all applications for fermentation.
Chills: fā zhèng (1) dazed; (2) sluggish, inflexible; (3) trepidation.
Weights: fǎ mǎ Objects on balances that serve as a mass criterion, usually a metal block or sheet of metal, can weigh a more precise mass.
Fanwu: fán wú < book > [shape] (text, etc.) are numerous and mixed.
Irritability: fán zào is bored and anxious.
Fanglin: fāng lín < book> [name] (1) good neighbor; (2) honorific, call someone else's neighbor.
Wanton: fàng sì (words and deeds) is reckless and arbitrary, without scruples.
Thin: fěi bó is meager (referring to small quantity and inferior quality); despised, despised.
Slander: fěi bàng is made out of nothing, speaks ill of people, destroys people's reputations, slanders.
Pity: fěi cè inner misery; depression.
Fěi rán has a literary look; remarkable.
Resentment: fèn mèn angry; depressed.
Popularity: fēng mǐ describes things as popular, like the wind blowing down grass and trees.
Fengya: fēng yǎ (1) Wenya; (2) The Book of Poetry has parts such as "National Style", "Daya", and "Xiaoya", and later generations used Fengya to refer to poetic matters.
Abundance: fēng yú (1) describes the fullness of the human body; (2) (land) abundance; (3) abundance.
Charm: fēng yùn (1) graceful posture (mostly used for women) ;(2) demeanor, rhyme; (3) refers to the style and charm of poetry and calligraphy; (4) beautiful posture and expression.
Perfunctory: fū yǎn (1) spreading; spreading; (2) laying out; (3) superficial entertainment, virtual and coping; (4) barely maintaining.
Dawn: fú xiǎo (1) when the sky is about to dawn; (2) the time immediately before dawn.
Radiation: fú shè stretches out in a straight line from the center in all directions; refers to thermal radiation. The propagation of electromagnetic waves such as light and radio waves is also called radiation.
Welfare: fú zh happiness, profit, well-being.
Overlook: fǔ kàn overlooking.
Whitewashing: fěnshì (1) to paint the surface, dress up, decorate; (2) to cover up the substance or mistakes
Soothing: fǔ wèi comforting.
Axe: fǔ zhèng asks someone else to revise the honorific of the article.
Guilt: fù jiù I feel sorry, sorry people.
Payment: fù qì Paid (mostly referred to as payments).
Endowment: fù yǔ [move] give, give (major tasks, missions, etc.).
Fu Zi: fù zǐ In ancient times, the engraved books were carved on catalpa wood, and later called the book "Fu Zi".
Overview: gài lǎn [name] overview (mostly used for book titles such as manuals).
Embarrassment: gān gà is in a difficult situation and is not easy to handle. Or look, unnatural attitude.
Ganlin: gān lín refers to the rain that falls after a long drought.
Senses: gǎnkuì sighed with some feeling.
Merit: gōngxūn meritorious service. In particular, it refers to the major contributions made to the country and the people.
Port: gǎng bù port; terminal.
Cream: gāo yú fertile.
Cream sorghum: gāo liáng fatty meat and fine grains, generally refers to delicious meals. Refers to exquisite food, referring to the life of wealth.
Consolation: gào wèi feels comforted; expresses consolation.
Estrangement: Gé hé is an obstacle or emotional communication between each other; there is a distance between thoughts
Diaphragm: gé mó (1) hard separation within the body cavity or shell of the vertebrate; (2) separation or lack of involvement in the human aspect, especially emotional or moral aspects; (3) no sense of intimacy or intimacy; (4) ignorance, laymanship.
Tracking: gēn zōng follows closely behind (catch-up, surveillance, etc.).
Choking: gěng yè can't cry out loud. In the old saying, it also means that food cannot be swallowed if it is blocked in the throat.
Straight: gěng zhí (personality) honest;
Bowing: gōng xíng personally performed.
Compliments: Gōng wéi praises and praises for the purpose of pleasing the other party.
Hook Xuan: gōu xuán < book > [moving] to explore the profound truth.
Criticism: gòu bìng < book> accusations, insults, pointing out the faults of others and criticizing and insulting.
Loneliness: gū pì Is lonely and strange in temperament, and it is difficult to get along with ordinary people.
Bones: gǔ gé hard tissues in the body or on the surface of the body in humans and animals.
Gǔ gōng (1) thighs and arms; (2) figuratively assists the vassals of the left and right; (3) auxiliaries; defends; (4) refers to the arch guard of the capital or a central city, with which there is a close relationship.
Demagoguery: gǔ huò demagoguery means "to deceive", so that people are confused and do not know the truth, confuse the public and confuse; confuse.
Chronic disease: gù jí a disease that is difficult to cure for a long time.
Scruples: gù jì (1) acting with fear of certain additional norms of conduct before acting; (2) fear of being unfavourable to people or things.
Gu Pity: gù lián Gu Nian loves pity.
Gu Pan: gù pàn looked to the sides or around.
Paralysis: A habit that gù xí has developed for a long time and is not easy to overcome.
Pass: Guān'ài Dangerous Pass.
Kudzu: guā gé (1) Both melon and kudzu are vine-growing plants. The metaphor of kinship or social relations is also a general reference to the relationship in which two things are interrelated. (2) It also refers to the relationship between two things that are interrelated.
Mischievous: guāi lì (temperament, speech, behavior) is awkward and unreasonable.
Obedience: guāi zhāng (1) strange and unreasonable; (2) "Book" is not smooth.
Grotesque: Guài dàn is weird and ridiculous. odd.
Vastness: guǎng mào 〈book〉 (1) The length and width of the land (in ancient China, the length of the east and west was called "guang", and the length of the north and south was called "yuan": ~ a thousand miles. (2) Broad; broad: blue sky, ~ infinity, ~ earth.
Cultivation: gēngyún (1) turn the soil and weeds. It also refers to farming. (2) Metaphor for hard work.
Blame: Guī jiù Blame; blame one person or group.
Rules: guī ju (1) two tools for drawing circles and squares, metaphorically comparing certain standards, laws, or habits; (2) (behavior) being honest and honest; being standard or common sense.
Magnificent: guī lì is exceptionally beautiful and beautiful.
Refuge: guī yī originally referred to the initiation ceremony of Buddhism, and later generally referred to devout buddhist belief or participation in other religious organizations. Also do refuge.
Sophistry: guǐ biàn (1) Appears to be using the correct means of reasoning in appearance and form, but in fact violates the laws of logic and makes specious inferences. (2) Unreasonable sophistry.
Mystery: Guǐ mì (actions, attitudes, etc.) is secretive and elusive.
Laurel: A hat woven from laurel leaves by guì guān, awarded by the ancient Greeks to outstanding poets or athletic winners. Later European customs honored the title of laurel. It is now also used to refer to the champion in the competition.
Noise: guō zào (1) noisy; (2) polite words: disturbing, troublesome.
Fruit belly: guǒ fù full stomach.
Coercion: Guǒ xié [situation, trend, etc.] draws people into it, forcing him to adopt a certain explicit attitude.
Addiction: guò yǐn satisfies a particularly deep habit, which refers to satisfying hobbies.
Sleepiness: hān mián Sleepiness.
Snoring: hān shēng is commonly known as "snoring", which is the rough sound of breathing after falling asleep.
Straight: hān zhí loyal and straightforward, metaphorically honest and simple.
Correspondence: Hán diàn letter and telegram in general.
Greetings: hán xuān greetings. Nowadays, it refers to the social talk of the guests and hosts when they meet about the cold and warm weather (暄: warm).
Cultivation: hán yǎng (1) ability to control emotions; cultivation; (2) accumulation and retention (moisture, etc.).
Replacement: gèng dié alternate; easier.
Rare: hǎn jiàn rarely seen; rarely seen.
Blatant: hàn rán brutal.
Shame: hàn yán sweats from shame, which refers to shame.
Vastness: Hào hàn describes the grandeur of the water; describes the vastness;
Chords: one of the musical terms hé xián. Refers to a sound structure that is superimposed according to a certain interval. It is generally divided into three and seven chords, nine chords, etc.
Harmony: hé xù warm, describing the sun as warm and comfortable.
Perseverance: héng xīn Enduring and unchanging will.
Promotion: hóng yáng carried forward.
Nonsense: hú zhōu casually; imitation of the writings.
Flowers: huā huì (1) flowers and plants. (2) Chinese paintings with flowers and plants as the theme.
Huanyu: huán yǔ Huanqiu; tianxia, also known as "huanyu"
Looseness: huànsàn (1) (referring to spirit, organization, discipline, etc.) loose; slackness: morale ~, spirit ~. (2) (to make the slack) ~ military heart, ~ organization.
Eunuch: huàn tú Career; experience and path of becoming an official.
Absurdity: Huāng miù absurd, outrageously wrong, extremely wrong, very unreasonable.
Desolation: Huāng wú is overgrown with unmanaged fields;
Profligacy: huī huò arbitrarily wasting money, time, etc., refers to unrestrained waste.
Witty: Huī xié The conversation is funny and hilarious.
Backtracking: huí sù retrospective, reminiscing.
Bribery: Huì lù bribes someone (such as a government official) to bribe someone (such as a government official) to achieve personal purposes by giving remuneration (such as money, property, benefits, or convenience).
Chaos: hùn dùn (1) Chinese legend refers to the blurred scene before the formation of the universe; (2) confused, ignorant and ignorant.
Sarcasm: jī qiào sneered coldly.
Among: jī shēn raises himself to [some sort of rank, position, etc.].
Jealousy: jí dù is the same as "jealous jì dù", who resents people who are better than themselves in talent, reputation, status or circumstances.
Loneliness: jì liáo < book> silent, empty.
Negotiation: Jiāo shè consults with others in order to come up with a solution to something.
Jié ào is violent and stubborn.
Criticism: Jié nàn blame.
Allowance: jīn tiē (1) Allowances other than wages also refer to pocket money for the living of personnel under the supply system. (2) Giving allowances; grants.
Imprisonment: jìn gù (1) The ruling clique in feudal times forbade dissidents to become officials or forbade them to participate in political activities. (2) Detention; imprisonment; (3) restraint; strong restriction.
Detention: jī yā In our country, detention is basically a state of deprivation of citizens' personal freedom after the decision to arrest and detention, and is not an independent coercive measure.
Horrified: Jīng Hài panicked and frightened.
Panic: jīng huáng panic.
Superb: jīng zhàn profundity.
Neck: jǐng xiàng neck.
Spasms: jìng luán muscle tension, involuntari contraction.
Bowing: jū gōng (1) A cautious look; (2) bending down to salute.
Cramped: jú cù (1) narrow; (2) short time; (3) restrained and unnatural.
Chewing: jǔ jué grinds food with his teeth; metaphorically experiences things repeatedly.
Frustration: jǔ sànɡ (shape) discouraged and disappointed; (moving) discouraged disappointment.
Engraving: juān kè engraving.
Tips: jué bié refers to the distinction of not seeing each other again.
Extinct: jué jì without trace; No longer appears.
Tip: Jué qiào key good way.
Choice: jué zé pick; choose.
Grab: jué qǔ plunder.
Handsome: jùn qiào pretty; Beauty; Good looking.
Timeless: juàn yǒng (words, poetry or other things) is meaningful and engaging.
Gift: kuìzèng (1) refers to gifts, things, and (2) gifts.
Excitement: Kàng fèn extreme excitement.
Demanding: Kē qiú is too strict and excessively demanding.
Scrupulously: kè shǒu Strictly observed.
Plea: Kěn Qiú earnestly requested.
Sonorous: kēng qiāng describes a rhythmic and loud sound.
Broad-minded: Kuàng dá open-minded; think open-mindedly.
Snooping: Kuī tàn secretly inspects.
Lack: kuì fá lack; poverty. It is mostly used to refer to materials.
Thanksgiving: kòu xiè Thanksgiving, generally referring to the expression of deep gratitude.
倥偬:kǒng zǒng (1) Hardship and embarrassment. (2) Things are complicated and urgent. (3) Refers to haste.
Ragged: lán lǚ refers to torn clothes, (blue wisps).
Laziness: lǎn duò does not love labor and work; does not work diligently.
Involvement: lěi jí makes implicated;
Edges and corners: léng jiǎo (1) edges and angles; (2) the sharp edge revealed by the metaphor.
Ignoring: lǐ cǎi pays attention to and expresses attitude towards the words and deeds of others.
Abuse: làn shāng similar words: hair, lead, river (often used to refer to the cause, the meaning of leading the trend) (1) refers to the water is very small, can only float the wine glass. (2) Metaphor for the origin and origin of things. (3) Ripple; impact.
Coming: lì lín comes; comes. It is especially used for the visit of superiors to subordinates, and is a polite written language.
Repercussions: lián lěi implicated others for reasons of individuals or small groups
Joint: Lián mèi holding hands, metaphorically together (coming, going, etc.).
Ripples: lián yī Ripples blown by the wind on the surface of the water; figurative mental nuances.
Stumbling: liàng qiàng walking unsteadily, stumbling.
Scribbled: liáo cǎo the character is not neat; the work is not careful, not serious.
Silhouette: liáo kuò 〈書〉 tall and empty.
Liáo luò (1)Sparse. Rare ;(2) Snubbed; deserted.
Hammer: láng dāng (1) iron chain. Torture devices for detaining criminals. (2) It means that it is locked by an iron chain.
Copying: lín mó imitation (calligraphy and painting).
Leader: lǐng xián signs the co-signed document at the front.
Reckless: lǔ mǎng rough, reckless.
Logic: luó ji (1) the laws of thought; (2) objective regularities; (3) logic.
Nude: luǒ tǐ naked.
Loneliness: luò mò Snub loneliness.
潋滟: liàn yàn (1) The appearance of water ripples. (2) The appearance of full water refers to overflow. (3) The appearance of brilliance. (4) Describe the appearance of water waves connected, ripples and flashes, and sparkling flashes.
Curriculum vitae: lǚ lì (1) personal experience; (2) documents recording the curriculum vitae.
Complaints: Mán yuàn expresses dissatisfaction with the person or thing he thinks is the cause because things are not going well.
Spread: màn yán continues to expand around like a cranberry.
Medium: méi jiè makes two parties (people or things) have a relationship with people or things.
Eyebrows: méi jié eyebrows and eyelashes. Describe the immediate: the imminent disaster/ imminent.
Ignorance: měng dǒng confused and ignorant; unclear.
Make up: mí bǔ fill in the insufficient parts.
Miwang: Mí Wàng full of eyes.
Thin: mián bó modestly calls micro force, micro labor, micro force. Often used as a self-effacing statement.
Encouragement: Miǎn lì advises people to study hard and encourages them to work.
Dreaming: mèng yì Dream-talking behavior or habit.
Vagueness: miǎo máng (1) obscure due to remoteness; (2) difficult to predict because of uncertainty.
Annihilation: mǐn miè loss; extinction.
Remember: míng jì (1) deeply remembered; (2) inscription
Twilight: mù ǎi Clouds and mist at dusk.
Mune: mù nè < book> simple and dull, not good at talking
Embarrassment: nán kān is not easy to endure
Coddling: nì ài is overly pampered
Yuanna: niǎo nuó (1) describes the slender and soft grass or branches; (2) describes the woman's posture as light and feminine
Nirvana: Niè pán Buddhist term, originally referring to the transcendent realm of birth and death, is now used as a synonym for death (referring to a Buddha or a monk).
Condensed: níng bì dark green.
Tranquility: níng mì tranquility, tranquility.
Acura: ōu gē (1) singing; (2) singing; (3) caroling.
Wandering: pái huái (1) walking back and forth in one place; (2) figurative hesitation; (3) figurative things floating back and forth within a certain range.
Coil: pán huán (1) wandering; lingering; (2) looping.
Tuotuo: pāng tuó describes the rain as raining heavily.
Wandering: páng huáng walking around, hesitant, not knowing where to go.
Complex: páng zá is numerous and cluttered.
Cook: páo chú kitchen, also known as cook.
Cannon Branding: Páo luò is said to have been a form of torture used by King Yin.
Fetish: Pǐ Hào's somewhat perverted love of something.
Comparable: pì měi is about the same degree of beauty;
For example: pì rú analogy.
Dancing: Piān rán describes the relaxed and elegant look of the action.
Favoritism: piān tǎn favoritism.
Drifting: piāo bó (1) drifting and mooring with the flowing water; (2) metaphorically forced by life to run everywhere and have no place to live.
Plagiarism: piāo qiè refers to plagiarism or theft (someone else's writings).
Fluttering: piāo yì floats, light and high flying
Lou Ting: pīng tíng describes the woman's posture as beautiful.
Dowry: pìn lǐ (1) a gift of respect given at the time of engagement; (2) a gift from the man's family to the woman's family at the time of engagement.
Hanging: píng diào nostalgia for the past or the past against the ruins, graves, etc.
Ping 仄: píng zè Pingsheng and 仄声, generally refers to the rhythm of poetry.
Pó suō (1) The way it dances in a circle; (2) the look of the branches and leaves, and (3) the look of tears dripping.
Pitch black: qī hēi is very dark; very dark.
Strange: qī qiāo (1) strange; suspicious. (2) Tricks; mysteries. (3) Uneven.
Strange: qí pā (1) rare flowers; (2) outstanding works.
Rugged: Qí qū uneven look. Describe the uneven mountain roads. The metaphor is in a difficult situation. Sometimes it is also a metaphor for life's difficulties and obstacles.
So far: qì jīn so far, to the present.
Discouragement: qì něi discouraged; Lose courage.
Contract: qì yuē Contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more persons.
Constraints: qiān chè containment; constraints.
Que Mo: Qiān mò A path crisscrossing the middle of the fields.
Anger: Qīan Nù vents anger on irrelevant people, leaving people innocently implicated.
Piety: Qián chéng is respectful and sincere (mostly religious).
Potential: qián zhì latent qualities.
Qianying: Qiàn yǐng Beautiful figure (mostly referring to women).
Kill: Qiāng hài mutilation.
Quietly: qiǎo rán (1) melancholy; (2) silently (3) quietly.
Extortion: Qiāo zhà uses violence, intimidation, or abuse of legal or official authority to extort money from a reluctant person.
Gaunt: Qiáo cuì describes people as thin and unsightly. By extension, labor, frustration.
Diligence: qínmiǎn work tirelessly; industriously and tirelessly.
Intimacy: qīn nì very intimate; close.
Qǐng yīng requested the task of killing the enemy;
Vault: qióng lóng (1) refers to the sky; (2) the middle is high and sagging around.
Exorcism: qū chú removal (disease, suspicion or superstitious people so-called evil spirits, etc.).
Trend: Qū shì the trend of the development of things.
Twists and turns: qū zhé (1) bending; (2) crookedness; (3) complex and unsuitable plot; (4) flattery contrary to one's own intentions.
Fun facts: Qù wén Interesting news.
Qūn xún hesitates to move forward.
荏苒: rěn rǎn (1) describes the gradual passage of time. (2) Stumbling.
Harmony: róng qià (1) Convergence; fusion. (2) It means that there is harmony of feelings and no estrangement. (3) Harmonious; sunny.
Verbosity: rǒng cháng is a lot of nonsense and lasts too long. Repetitive, instigated, pulled too long.
Verbosity: rǒng zhuì wordy; lengthy, mostly referring to the article is not concise.
Trampling: róu lìn (1) trampling; trampling and crushing. (2) Intrusion; aggression. (3) Bullying; waste. (4) Trampling, metaphorically using violence to oppress and encroach. (5) Sexual assault.
Peristalsis: rú dòng (1) insect crawling. (2) Generally refers to moving like an insect crawling.
Wisdom: ruì zhì is brilliant in insight, visionary, intelligent and wise.
Great: ruò dà so big, so big.
Weak crown: ruò guàn refers to a man 20 years old, also known as a crown.
Harassment: sāo rǎo makes... Restlessness; disturbing; abnormal disturbance.
Flicker: shǎn shuò (1) (light) is shaky, bright and dim.
(2) (Speaking) Slightly revealed a little thought, but refused to say clearly, swallowing and spitting.
Transmutation: shàn biàn metamorphosis, evolution.
Maintenance: shàn yǎng refers to the material and life assistance of children or juniors to their parents or elders.
Shangjia: shāng gǔ In ancient times, it was called walking and selling goods as a merchant, and living and selling goods was Jia. The two words are used together to refer to people who make businesses.
Appreciation: shǎng jiàn Appreciation identification; appreciation evaluation.
Luxury: shē chǐ profligate, extravagant.
Extravagance: shē wàng (1) Excessive hope refers to an attitude of illusion towards an unattainable goal, or something that is impossible to obtain.
(2) Hopes that are difficult to achieve because the requirements are too high.
Sheji: shè jì (1) The earth gods and ceres gods worshipped by ancient emperors and princes.
(2) In the old days, it was also used as a synonym for the country.
Dabbling: shè liè roughly read; browse. Don't delve deeper.
Deep: shēn suì deep, deep; profound.
Sheng 箫: shēng xiāo is commonly used together, mostly referring to "箫", with an emphasis on િ.
Corpse: shī hái (1) Judas corpse. (2) Refers to the shape and appearance. Derogatory.
Waiter: shì nòng remediation; cooking.
Hobbies: Shì hào special hobby (now mostly used in a pejorative sense).
Hunting: shòu liè hunts or hunts wild animals.
Atonement: shú zuì In Christian doctrine, human beings are believed to have "original sin" and are therefore born with sins. The subsequent crucifixion of Jesus Christ represents the atonement of the sins of the world by sheding his precious blood, and frees the world from his original sins; it also means the atonement for the use of merit to atone for his sins.
Bondage: shù fù (1) binding, refers to being imprisoned. (2) Strapping, tangling. (3) Constraints, restrictions.
Sucking: shǔn xī Close the lips to aspirate liquid or semi-fluid, now mostly used as a metaphor for squeezing and hurting.
Shuo wind: shuò fēng north wind.
Sensationalism: shān qíng (1) Incitement to people's feelings or emotions: The director is very good at creating atmosphere~. (2) Can incite people's feelings or emotions: This is a romantic, ~ love story.
Guard: Sī shǒu stay with each other; guard.
Raging: sì nüè wantonly tyrannical.
Wanton: sì yì willful; arbitrary; indulgent, playful.
Encouragement: sǒng yǒng encourages others to do something (now mostly used in a pejorative sense).
Traceability: sù yuán goes upstream to find the birthplace, figuratively exploring the origin.
Instigation: Suō shǐ from the side to encourage someone to do something.
Trivial: suǒ suì is a small, unworthy thing, a small piece.
Collapse: tān pǐ Destroyed, collapsed.
Escape: táo nì (moving) escapes and hides
Pottery: táo yě (1) potters and casters. (2) It refers to firing pottery and smelting metals. (3) Making and smelting (ceramics). (4) Pottery casting. Indoctrination and nurturing. (5) It is said to be pleasant and nurturing. Metaphors have a beneficial effect on people's thoughts and personalities.
Transcription: téng xiě copied according to the manuscript.
Idyllic: tián dàn refers to the idyllic character of the person; idyllic and indifferent.
Overlook: tiào wàng from a high vantage point.
Wanted: Tōng jī Wanted refers to an investigative act in which a public security organ or a people's procuratorate orders a criminal suspect who should be arrested but is at large to be arrested and brought to justice.
Tongyun: tóng yún Tong means red, sometimes referring to red light; sometimes refers to clouds that are evenly dense before snowfall. Thick clouds filled the sky, heralding the coming of heavy snow.
Slaughter: tú lù Kill, kill. Bloody, brutal mass slaughter; slaughter.
Phagocytosis: tūn shì (1) swallowing; swallowing. Swallow it whole, swallow it. (2) Engulfment.
Out-of-stock: Tuōxiāo goods are in short supply and cannot be supplied for a while.
Proper: tuǒ tiē is appropriate and very appropriate (also known as "proper").
Ellipse: tuǒ yuán ellipse is a conic curve.
Job hopping: tiào cáo (1) the animal leaves the trough where it is located to eat at another trough; (2) the metaphor of a man leaving his original job and seeking another high. Also said "job hopping".
Spitting: tuò qì spit on the ground, despise, disgust.
Wán kù Pants made of fine silk worn by the children of rich families generally refer to the gorgeous clothing of the children of rich families, and refer to the children of rich families.
Like: wǎn rán as if. (1) True image; very much like. (2) Be true and clear.
Snuggle: wēi yī leans affectionately, next to each other.
Wēi yí describes the constant twists and turns of roads, mountains, rivers, etc.
Curtain: wéi mù curtain, literally means hanging up to cover large pieces of cloth, silk, velvet, etc.
Consolation: wèi jiè consolation.
Disorder: wěn luàn (1) clutter. (2) Chaos.
Feminine: wǔ mèi (1) beautiful and cute. (2) Refers to the feminine style. (3) Love and delight. (4) Flattery.
Hope: xī jì Hope (mostly used in written language).
Sharp: xī lì strong and sharp. It also describes the sharpness of language, words, feelings, eyes, etc.
Washing: xǐ dí flushing; cleaning. And to remove sins, habits, shame, and so on.
Washing: xǐ shù Wash your face and rinse your mouth.
Inferior: xià chéng refers to the realm of mediocrity or inferiority.
Fibrous dust: xiān chén (1) fine dust. (2) Metaphor for fine dirt.
Informative: xiángshí [shape] detailed and indecisive.
Trap: xiàn jǐng (1) A camouflaged pit dug to catch wild animals or enemies. (2) Metaphorically harming traps.
Joke: xì xuè means to joke with witty and funny words.
Blemishes: stains of xiá cī jade. It is also a metaphor for human faults or shortcomings of things.
Pastime: xiāo qiǎn (1) Try to spend your leisure time. (2) Teasing; teasing.
Owl Male: Xiāo xióng A man of great strength and strength, a man of great stature and a leader, mostly a strong and ambitious man.
Filial piety: xiào tì filial piety refers to the love of repaying one's parents; 悌 refers to the friendship between brothers and sisters, and also includes the friendship with friends. Confucius attached great importance to filial piety, believing that filial piety was the foundation of being a person and doing learning. Filial piety is not a dogma, it is the love that cultivates the brilliance of human nature, and it is the spirit of Chinese culture. Talking about filial piety, "fatherly kindness and filial piety, brotherhood and brotherhood" are all relative, not just unilateral obedience and respect.
Blasphemy: xiè dú is contemptuous; offensive, disrespectful.
Encounter: xiè hòu refers to a chance, unexpected encounter.
Rejoicing: xīn xìng rejoices and rejoices.
Shyness: Xiū sè Shy and unnatural.
Xuan Ang: xuān áng (1) describes full of spirit and extraordinary temperament. (2) Tall.
Catharsis: xuān xiè (1) let the stagnant water flow out. (2) Relaxation; confiding (accumulation of depression in the heart). (3) Leakage.
Melody: xuán lǜ refers to the organized, rhythmic and harmonious movement of several musical tones formed by artistic conception.
Patrol: xún bǔ (1) Was an official attached to the Qing Dynasty governors, inspectors, and other local governors. (2) In the old days, it was called the police in the concession.
Seeking: xún mì seeking; seeking.
Favoritism: xùn sī abandons principles for the sake of selfishness and does something illegal.
Annihilation: yān miè buried; grinding.
Like: yǎn rán (1) describes solemnity. (2) Describe neatly. (3) Describe it as very similar.
Deduction: yǎn yì A method of reasoning in which general principles derive conclusions about special cases.
Boredom: yàn juàn loses interest in an activity, or becomes tired and unwilling to continue doing it.
Envy: yàn xiàn is very envious.
Forgery: yàn pǐn (1) Forged original calligraphy and painting; forged cultural relics. (2) Products that do not meet quality standards.
Feint: yáng gōng bluff fake attack.
Admiration: yǎng mù Admiration.
yǎo tiǎo(1) (woman) is quiet and beautiful; (makeup, grooming) is beautiful. (2) (palace, landscape) deep.
Yǐ lǐ meanders continuously.
Meaning: The inner meaning of yì yùn; meaning.
Attentiveness: yīn qín is warm and attentive.
Secluded: yōu pì is secluded and remote.
Melancholy: yōu yù melancholy; depressed.
Cruising: yóu yì (1) (ships, etc.) patrols. (2) Refers to swimming in water.
Temptation: yòu huò (1) uses means to lure people into doing bad things. (2) Attraction.
Confined to: yòu yú limited to; rigid.
Siltation: yū jī (sediment in water, etc.) deposition.
Ignorance: yú mèi lacks knowledge; stupidity and ignorance.
Wings: yǔ yì wings, figuratively assisted by a person or force (mostly pejorative).
Jade Wat: yù hù The jade hand plate held by the prince when he was in the upper dynasty in ancient times.
Fate: Yuán fèn Superstitious people believe that there is a predestined chance of encounter between people; generally refers to people and people or people
The possibility of a connection between things.
Ironing: yù tiē (1) (with words, words) is appropriate; appropriate. (2) Peace of mind. (3) < party > comfortable. (4) The < party > (things) are completely completely completed.
Waste: zāo tà (1) damaged, wasteful. (2) Insults, trampling. Also known as "bad tread".
Sin making: zào niè Buddhism means that bad deeds done in past lives are punished in this life, and those who do bad deeds now will be punished in the future. Generally refers to doing bad things.
Dregs: zhā zi (1) Selected residue after refining. (2) A metaphor for people with bad quality who have a destructive effect on society.
Notes: zhá jì The main points and experiences and observations of the reading are a single article.
Tossing: zhǎn zhuǎn (1) (body) flips over and over. (2) Passing by the hands of many people or passing through many places.
Meticulous: enhěn mì thorough; meticulous (many refer to thoughts).
Recruitment: engaēng mù recruitment (soldiers).
Zheng Rong: zhēng róng (1) describes the steepness of a mountain or the tall standing of a building. (2) Extraordinary, extraordinary.
Slander: zhèng yán speaks out.
Purpose: zhǐ qù Main purpose and intent;
Jewelry: zhū jī (1) jewelry, pearl jade. (2) A beautiful article or phrase.
Binding: zhuāng zhēn refers to the decoration design of calligraphy, paintings, books and periodicals.
Clumsy: Zhuō liè is clumsy and inferior.
Pondering: (1) Zhuó mó verb, carved, polished (jade), figurative treatment of poetry and other repeated processing, excellence, through editing to modify (refers to articles, etc.). (2) Zuó mo thinks and thinks repeatedly.
Scorching: Zhuó rè describes it as hot as a fire, as hot as a fire.