How to pronounce the word escape is as follows:
The word escape is pronounced táo. It is a general standard first-level character (commonly used character) of Chinese characters. This character first appeared in writing during the Warring States Period. The original meaning is to escape. Later it was extended to mean to avoid, and also to mean to leave. The word "escape" first appeared in writing during the Warring States Period. During the Warring States Period, there were two ways of writing this character. Become more organized.
Afterwards, it developed into the Xiaozhuan period in "Shuowen". Compared with the characters in the Warring States period, the glyphs became wider. Some people say that the glyphs became like this to escape, but there is no confirmed data record. . By the writing period of the Han Dynasty, the glyphs were close to modern regular script writing. There were no big changes after that until it developed into modern Chinese.
The character "to escape" is a phonetic and ideational character. "辶" means the shape side, and "Zhao" means the sound side. The left side of the glyph resembles road and foot, which means escape; the right side is " Zhao ", which represents the pronunciation of the character. At the same time, "Omen" means omen, which means that people will flee after seeing signs of danger. The original intention was to escape.
Nowadays, "escape", "escape from the enemy", "escape", etc. all use the original meaning of "escape". In addition, this word can also be extended to avoid things that you are unwilling or afraid to touch, such as "tax evasion." Interpretation of ancient books: "Tang Yun", "Ji Yun", "Yun Hui", "Zheng Yun"? Just cut it with a knife. Sound pottery. "Shuowen": Death. "Book·Mu's Oath": He is from all directions, and he has committed many crimes and escaped.
Note: It refers to a person who is guilty and on the run. Also in "Guangyun": to avoid, to go. "Historical Records·Wu Family": Ji Zharang fled. Note: It means giving up one's seat and running away. "The Biography of Xie Gai of the Later Han Dynasty": A good talent runs away with a porcelain in his arms. This is the so-called person who goes and never returns. It is also used as a jump. Escape. "Historical Records: Records of Gaozu": Xiang Yu surrounded Cheng Gao, and the king of Han jumped.
Note: Sound escape. "The Biography of King Yan of the Former Han Dynasty": Jump and drive to Chang'an. And Ye Tian Liqie. Sound question. Liu Xin's "Praise to the Women": Weijun will not listen, and he will run away. Xu can't be saved, so the woman is Zai Chi. "Ji Yun": Escape, a common form of escape, is not right. "Escape" is a serial thriller movie novel published by the author Shi Tou. "Escape" is a pioneer work of domestic action novels with special characteristics.