How to pronounce Pai
Pai is a Chinese word, and its pinyin is pài, which is the phonetic form. From the water, the sound of worship. The word "surging" in the couplet is the sound of waves crashing. The overlapping word "Pai Pai" is the sound of water waves hitting each other.
1. Basic meaning:
Pinyin: pàiㄆㄞˋ
〔澎～〕See "掎".
Detailed meaning:
(Phonetic. From water, the sound of worship. The couplet word "surging" means the impact of waves. The overlapping word "paipa" means the impact of water waves. sound)
Translation: sound of waves; turbulent
2. Commonly used word combinations:
Paipa pàipài[spatter] water waves hitting each other
Use ice, or soak in cold water to make things cool, such as "Pai tea".
Chapter 29 of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua": "Bring me a pot of plum soup and put it in this ice tray."
Chapter 64 of "Dream of Red Mansions": "Fang Guan had already brought a cup of freshly brewed tea in cold water."
Chapter 16 of "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters": "The old man put his white beard, which was almost two feet long, on the In the cold water, there is a wave, and there is a wave. "
3. Interpretation of ancient books
Kangxi Dictionary
"Guangyun" Pu Baiqie "Collection". "Yun" and "Yunhui" are full of fear and worship,
and "Jiyun" of "Ji Yun" are full of step and worship, and the sound is exhausted. Same meaning. "Ji Yun" may be composed?.