Basic explanation:
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1. is used after the attribute.
There is generally a modified relationship between (1) attribute and prefix: Tieji. Happiness ~ life.
(2) There is a possessive relationship between the attribute and the head word: I ~ mom. The proletariat ~ the party. Building ~ exit.
(3) The attributive is a person's name or personal pronoun, and the head word is a noun indicating a position or identity, indicating that this person holds this position or obtains this identity: it is you ~ Chairman who is meeting today. Who ~ references?
(4) Attributive refers to a person's noun or personal pronoun. The head word and the preceding verb together indicate an action, indicating that this person is the patient of the action: playing a joke on him. Look for me ~ trouble
2. Used to form the structure of "de" without a head word.
(1) Replace the person or thing mentioned above: This is me and that is you. The chrysanthemums are in bloom, red and yellow.
(2) refers to someone or something: male. Send newspapers ~. I like spicy food.
Why don't you go out to play for no reason? What's your hurry?
(4) Use the personal pronoun of the same subject plus the word "de" as the object, indicating that other things have nothing to do with this person or this matter has nothing to do with others: you are not needed here, go to sleep.
(5) Use the same verbs and adjectives. Before and after the word "de", this structure is used together to indicate that there are such things: push ~ push, pull ~ pull. Say ~ say, laugh ~ laugh. From big to big, from small to small.
This usage is limited to the past.
Used at the end of the statement to express a positive tone: I know about it.
Used after two words or phrases of the same kind, it means "etc., etc., etc., etc., etc." The villagers made tea and poured water ~, and treated us very kindly.
6. Used between two quantifiers.
(1) means multiplication: this room is five to three meters, which is fifteen square meters.
② stands for addition: two to three, one * * * five.
[d]
1. True; Really: ~ When? ~ that's right.
2. The word "de" is generally read flat in spoken English.
[ dì ]
The center of the arrow target: eyes ~. Don't shoot me. The target of public criticism.
[ dī ]
Provincial name of taxi: take a taxi. ~ Brother (male taxi driver).
Related words
How can there be a small purpose?
Wu's goal is really broken.
Extended data
Interpretation and sentence-making of related words
First, there is?
Sentence: Some people buy things that children want, need, wear and see, or make rules to limit the number of gifts, and only one box of shoes can be filled. ?
Explanation: a part of a person or thing (multi-purpose): ~ People have a good memory | Ten fingers, ~ long, ~ short. ?
Second, similar?
Sentence: Because of the use of technology, if you have an interested candidate and interested information, you can spread this information like a virus, which can be worth hundreds of dollars. ?
Explanation: The auxiliary word (yes), used after a noun, pronoun or verb, indicates that it is similar to something or a situation: as white as snow | He seems to be asleep | What is he happy about ~?
Third, Wu's?
Sentence: The conclusion is that improvement should start with training, and the most important thing in training is to improve the quality of professional human resources development and management personnel first, and then do a good job in training and developing business management, professional technology and operation teams. ?
Commentary: etc. And so on; Things: buy a basket and decorate things. ?
Fourth, really?
Sentence: You may not know that our children really like to go out with us occasionally, especially when we respect and care for them. ?
Explanation: completely true; Reality: That's what he said | This is indeed a Song engraving. ?
5. What are your words?
Sentence making: remember my words; He will stop running this company one day. ?
Explanation: auxiliary words, used after hypothetical clauses, cause the following: don't come if you have something to do.