Question 1: What does blending mean? Do you know?
Question 2: blending or blending? Check "Modern Chinese Dictionary", there is an entry for "mixed", but no "mixed"
The easiest way is to use the Sogou input method. . It's just mixing
Question 3: Knead until the expansion is almost complete. What does it mean? Is it bread?
During the expansion stage, the dough can be pulled out of a thin film. It can be easily poked with your fingers without breaking the surface. After being poked, irregular-shaped holes will appear.
The film of the dough in the complete stage is very tough, and after being punctured, a very round hole will appear. Usually when making toast, the dough will be kneaded to the complete stage.
Question 4: What does harmony mean? A: Pronunciation: hé
(1) Smooth, gentle (2) Coordination, good relationship, balance (3) Reconciliation, peacemaking (4) Regardless of the outcome, such as a draw (5) The result of the addition of numbers is also called a sum (6) The whole place, such as sleeping in uniform (7) Japanese nation and clothing, such as kimono, Yamato nation (8 ) With, such as discussing with you (9) Preposition, indicating correlation and comparison, such as comparing with him (10) Parallel, such as theory and practice (11) Or, such as improving both quantity and quality (12) Among the ancient surnames One: He Shi Bi (13) Jointly: Tell the truth (tell it completely). Lying down with clothes on. (14) Conjunctions, with, and the same: I play ball with the teacher. (15) One of the surnames, and the surname.
B: Pronunciation: huó
Mixing, such as kneading dough. Stirring or kneading powdered materials to make them stick together: kneading dough. and mud. Surname (huó) dialect in Huaxian County, Anyang, Henan Province
C: Pronunciation: hè
(1) Response, such as high-pitched and low-key. (2) Respond to other people’s poems and write a poem. Sing along in harmony: the song is high and low. Compose poems based on the themes or genres of other people's poems: harmony poems.
D: Pronunciation: hú
Mahjong term, success. When playing mahjong or playing cards, a certain family's cards meet the specified requirements and win.
E: Pronunciation: huò
(1) Mix powdery or liquid substances (2) Number of times, mix with powdery or granular substances as often as you like, or add water to stir: and medicine. Milk and some sugar. and get. And thin mud. Quantifier refers to the number of times to change the water for washing clothes or the number of times to cook a dose of medicine: clothes were washed with Sanhe water.
F: Pronunciation: huo
It has no literal meaning and is only a foil. It is not pronounced in the dictionary. It is used in words such as "warm", "soft" and "blended".
G: Pronunciation: hàn
In Taiwanese Mandarin, when the word "和" is used as a conjunction, it is pronounced hàn in daily spoken language, but it is pronounced hé in formal pronunciation. (Origined from the old Beijing spoken language, but has basically disappeared in the mainland.) (It is still pronounced this way in the spoken dialects of northern Shanxi, northern Shaanxi, and Inner Mongolia (Ordos, Inner Mongolia Hohhot, and Inner Mongolia Baotou) in mainland China.)
H: Pronunciation: hè
〈motion〉 (1) To join in (the singing)] Jing Ke sings in harmony. ——Liu Xiang, Western Han Dynasty, "Warring States Policy, Yan Policy" Pick up the stone and make peace with it. ——Liu Ji, Ming Dynasty, "Collected Works of the Sincere Bo Liu Wencheng" It's time to cry and make peace. ――Lin Juemin's "Book to His Wife" in the Qing Dynasty (2) Another example: sing harmoniously; sing high and lowly; harmonize (sing in response to the singing of others) (3) Echo; respond [follow; echo; respond to]. Such as: harmonize and obey; advocate a hundred harmony; sing a hundred harmony. (4) Reply with a poem; compose a poem based on the theme of someone else's poem [pose a poem in reply to one by another poet using the same rhyme words]. Such as: He Zhang (reward others for their poems); He Da (reward others for their poems); He Reward (repay others with poems) (5) Promise; allow [agree].
Such as: He Ying (Yu Ying He) [1]
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He hé
〈Shape〉 Harmony; coordination. And, correspondingly. ——"Shuowen" Harmony, harmony. ——"Guang Ya" The sound and sound are harmonious. ——"Laozi" Le Conghe. ——"Guoyu? Zhouyu Part 2" advocates Yu and his daughter. - "Poetry? Zheng Feng? [xi"] The crane is in the shade, and its son is in harmony with it. ——"Yi Zhongfu Gua" It is similar to Yao Yao. ——"Selected Works? Wang Bao? Dongxiao Fu" and five tones. ——"Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals? Cautious Conduct" The sage is the one who can be harmonious. The foundation of harmony. Kui can reconcile it.
and hé
〈dynamic〉 (1) Reconcile; regulate; adjust. Such as: Harmony (to reconcile the taste of food); Harmony (a soup with five flavors); Harmony (to reconcile and suppress); Harmony (to reconcile; harmonize) (2) Reconciliation; reconciliation and peace. Make peace with Chu. ——Western Han Dynasty? Sima Qian's "Historical Records? Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng"
Question 5: What does "Tisumila" mean? Tiramisu (Italian cheesecake)
About There is a heart-warming story about the origin of Tiramisu: During World War II, an Italian soldier was about to go off to war, but there was nothing left at home. His wife, who loved him, prepared dry food for him and put all the biscuits and bread in the house that could be eaten. It's all put into one pastry, and that pastry is called tiramisu. Whenever this soldier eats tiramisu on the battlefield, he will think of his home and his loved ones at home. Tiramisu, in Italian, means "take me away". It takes away not only delicious food, but also love and happiness.
Tiramisu, the most popular Italian dessert. The aroma of coffee and cheese blend together, plus the soft cake, as sweet as a lover's murmur. The rich exotic atmosphere it brings is intoxicating.
How to make Tiramisu:
Ingredients for finger cakes: 3 egg whites, 50g low-gluten flour, 1 egg yolk, 100g sugar, 10g chestnut flour
Fillings: 140g cream cheese, 7g fish gelatin powder, 150ml light cream, 40ml water, 60ml milk, 1/4 cup strong black coffee, 2 teaspoons rum, 20g sugar
Method :
1. Beat eggs and sugar until thick;
2. Add flour (1) and stir slightly;
3. (2) Put it into a piping bag, squeeze out the shape with your fingers, and set aside at 1500Ch for 15-20 minutes;
4. Mix isinglass powder and sugar, pour into boiling water and bring to a boil, set aside.
5. Beat the cream cheese in hot water until smooth, then add milk and mix well, then add (4) and mix well.
6. Beat light cream until smooth.
7. Mix (6) and (5) evenly,
8. Spread strong black coffee on the finger cakes, wait until the finger cakes are absorbed, pour into (7) and put Refrigerate for 10 minutes and repeat again.
9. Place in the refrigerator until solidified (about 30 minutes) and finally add cocoa powder to the wine.
Question 6: What does Timirasu mean? Take me away
Tiramisu in the original Italian text, "Tira" means "lift, pull", "Mi" means "I", "Su" means "up", together they mean "pull" It means "I rise"; there is also another interpretation of "take me away" and "remember me", taking away not only delicious food, but also love and happiness.
History
A closer look at its historical origins can be traced back to the 17th century, a northwest Italian dessert called Zuppa del Duca or Zuppa Inglese, but the real tirami It was not until the 1960s that Suze began to appear in the northwest area of ??Venice, Italy.
The locals use Mascarpone cheese as the main ingredient, replace the traditional dessert sponge cake with finger biscuits, and add other elements such as coffee and cocoa powder. The recipe is very simple, but it combines the unique flavors of three Western foods: cheese, coffee and wine, ruthlessly stealing the limelight from the cheesecake. Sweetness and bitterness are like angels and devils, harmoniously yet conflictingly combined.
Version 1
There are many different stories circulating about the origin of tiramisu. The warmer one is that an Italian soldier was about to go to the battlefield, but there was nothing left at home. No more. In order to prepare dry food for him, his wife who loved him put all the edible biscuits and bread in the house into a pastry, and that pastry was called tiramisu. Whenever this soldier eats tiramisu on the battlefield, Sue will think of his home and the people he loves at home.
Version 2
Other versions are more interesting. One is that it originated in Siena in western Italy and southern Tuscany, and was visited by the Duke of Medici in the 19th century. Siena was fascinated by a local mushy dessert, which the residents named zuppa del duca in his honor. Later, the Italian Duke introduced the dessert to Florence in the north, and it immediately became the favorite of the British intellectuals stationed there. It was renamed "British Sweet Soup" and brought back to England, where it became popular at the same time as Italy. Desserts from Siena were also introduced to Treviso and Venice, the major cities in northeastern Italy. Nowadays, these two cities are most famous for their canals, murals and tiramisu. However, there are gaps in interpretation of how "Duke's Sweet Soup" evolved into Tiramisu.
Version Three
Tiramisu
Another theory is incredible, saying that the residents of Treviso do not believe that the predecessor of Tiramisu was called "Duke" "Sweet soup", firmly believe that tiramisu is a traditional dessert in Treviso and Venice, and the Italian pronunciation of "tiramisu" is "stimulant or refreshing agent" (Note: that is, pick-me-up in English), in the recipe Caffeinated espresso mixed with cocoa provides a light euphoric effect. It is said that when it was first introduced to Venice, it was especially loved by the high-end prostitutes in the upper-class social circle. It became a refreshing gift for prostitutes in the brothel above the "Le Beccherie" restaurant in the past. In the old days, prostitutes in Venice would I will eat a few bites of tiramisu to improve my "sexuality". But no matter what the legend is, for most Tiramisu fans, it does not affect its status in the hearts of most Tiramisu fans.
Version 4
This version is more like a fairy tale. A boy named Fvan falls in love with a girl named Joe. The boy firmly believes that the "Tiramisu" cake with a similar name to Tianned will bring him good luck. So he spent many days and nights making a very exquisite cake according to the tiramisu making method, and named the cake "Tiramisu Love". Then the girl ate the cake and felt a lot of love. Finally married a boy. After that, the story became widely circulated in towns and villages. Tiramisu cake has become synonymous with love and affection. Until today. When the sweet taste of tiramisu lingers in the girl's mouth, I believe her heart will be extremely sweet.
Question 7: What is ELICOS? The full name of ELICOS is English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students, which provides specialized English courses for overseas students from all over the world. There are more than 100 registered and accredited ELICOS colleges in Australia, all of which are supervised by the National ELICOS Accreditation Scheme (NEAS). NEAS has established a system to evaluate the quality of the college's management, staff, teachers, facilities, services, campuses, and courses. *** has also enacted legislation to ensure that students can obtain the learning resources and facilities they deserve after paying tuition. To enable students to successfully complete their studies.
ELICOS has many different English courses:
General English: focuses on communication skills, especially the training of listening and speaking skills. This course is suitable for new immigrants or students with poor English proficiency;
English for Academic Purpose: focuses on essay and report writing skills, seminar presentation skills, reading comprehension, classroom listening comprehension and Note-taking methods help students improve their English proficiency and prepare for school. This kind of course is designed for students who want to enter a post-secondary college or university;
Exam Preparation Course: Specially prepared for taking public English tests such as IELTS or TOEFL. Some students need to obtain a certain English score before the school can accept them, and they need to enroll in such courses;
High School Preparation Course: Focus on developing English training in high school subjects (English, mathematics, science, social sciences). Suitable for students entering Year 7 to Year 12;
Study Tour: The course combines English classes with extracurricular activities such as sightseeing, sports activities (rowing, rowing, etc.) Diving, horse riding, golf), etc. Suitable for students traveling during vacation.
Question 8: What does it mean to be strong despite being struck hard and strong enough to resist the wind from east to west, north and south? Original text of "Bamboo and Stone"
Bamboo and Stone
(Qing Dynasty) Zheng 箮
yǎo dìng qīng shān bù fàng sōng
Stay firm on the green hills and never relax,
lì gēn yuán zài pò yán zhōng
立genyuan In broken rock.
qiān mó wàn jī hái jiān jìn
Thousands of blows but hard work,
rèn ěr dōng xīn án běi fēng
The wind blows from east to west, north and south.
Author background
Zheng Xie (1693-1765), courtesy name Kerou, also known as Banqiao and Banqiao Taoist. A native of Xinghua, Jiangsu. Born in 1693, the 32nd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty. His father, Zheng Li'an, was a private teacher in the county and taught hundreds of students. Zheng Xie studied with his father since he was a child. He loved reading history books and poetry collections. He was erudite and memorized, and could recite all the books he read. When he was young, he studied in Maojiawan, Zhenzhou. The scholars of Kangxi and Yongzheng went to Nanjing to pass the provincial examination in the year of Renzi (1732). In 1736, Bingchen, the first year of Qianlong's reign, went to Beijing to take the examination for the Ministry of Rites and passed the Jinshi examination. In 1742, the seventh year of Qianlong's reign, he was appointed magistrate of Fan County, Shandong Province. In 1746, the eleventh year of Qianlong's reign, he was transferred to the post of magistrate of Weixian County. Zheng Xie was an official and loved the people as his son. When he was the magistrate of Weixian County, it was a time of famine. Regardless of the obstruction of others, he opened a warehouse to loan grain, asked the people to write IOUs, and saved more than 10,000 people. He also carried out extensive construction, built pools, and recruited people. Hungry people work to eat. When autumn came and the harvest failed again, Zheng Xie burned the people's IOUs. The people of Weixian County were grateful for his kindness and built a shrine for him. Zheng Xie is very concerned about fairness in civil affairs, and there has been no unjust case in twelve years. In 1748, the 13th year of Qianlong's reign, Qianlong traveled to Shandong and granted Zheng Xie the title of "History of Calligraphy and Painting". Zheng Xie carved a seal of his own: "History of Calligraphy and Painting of Qianlong's Eastern Feng".
Zheng Xie was an upright official. Later, he resigned from office due to old illness and lived in Yangzhou. He had nothing but a few volumes of books, so he made a living by selling paintings. He is one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou" and his poems, calligraphy and paintings are known as the "Three Wonders" by the world. His poets were Tao Yuanming and Lu Fangweng, and their bamboo paintings were like Su Dongpo's. Zheng Xie's calligraphy combines running script and cursive script to form a self-contained body. He calls himself "Six and a Half Calligraphy" and later known as "Banqiao" style.
His works include "Banqiao Poetry Notes", "Banqiao Ci Notes", "Banqiao Family Letters", "Banqiao Paintings", "Mr. Banqiao's Seal" and other self-engraved editions.
Explanation of words
Bamboo stone: Bamboo rooted in the cracks of stone. The poet is a famous painter, and his paintings of bamboo are particularly famous. This is a poem he inscribed on a bamboo and stone painting.
Establish roots: take root, take root.
Original: Originally.
Broken Rock: A crack in a rock.
Grinding: torture, frustration.
Strike: strike.
Jianjin: tenacity and strength.
Ren: Let it go.
Er: You.
Modern translation of ancient poems
If you bite the green mountain, you will never let go.
The roots have already penetrated deeply into the rock.
After tens of thousands of trials, I have become more tenacious.
No matter how strong the wind comes from east to west, north to south.
Appreciation of Famous Sentences
This poem focuses on expressing the tenacious and persistent quality of bamboo. It is not only a painting poem that praises rock bamboo, but also a poem about objects. The word "bite" is used at the beginning to personify rock bamboo and convey its wind spirit. The last two sentences further describe the character of rock bamboo. She has passed it countless times. After many hardships, he has developed a particularly tall and graceful body, which is not afraid of the strong winds coming from the east, west, north and south. Zheng Xie not only sang beautiful poems about bamboo, but also painted bamboos that were lifelike. In his words, he "painted bamboos to comfort the working people in the world." Therefore, this poem is written about bamboo on the surface, but it is actually about people. It is about the author's own upright and stubborn character, and his arrogant character that will never bow to any evil forces. At the same time, this poem can also give us the touch of life. In the tortuous and harsh environment, we can overcome difficulties and face reality, being as strong and brave as rock bamboo.
Question 9: What does Knead mean? knead
British [ni?d]
American [nid]
vt. Knead. , kneading;
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