fen [fēn] group of words:
Enter the wood into three points [?rù?mù?sān?fēn?]
Divide into categories [?fēn?mén?bié?lèi ?]?
Lao Yan flies apart [?láo?yàn?fēn?fēi?]?
Parts separate ways [?fēn?dào?yáng?biāo?]?
Fentingqianli [?fēn?tíng?kàng?lǐ?]?
fen [fèn] group of words:
Just as appropriate [?qià?rú?qí?fèn?]?
Safety [?ān?fèn?shǒu?jǐ?]?
Talent [?tiān?fèn?]?
Discipline [?chǔ?fèn?]?
fennei[?fèn?nèi?]?
fen is a polyphonic word: the two pronunciations are [fēn] and [fèn]
Word composition Explanation:
penetrate into the wood three-thirds [?rù?mù?sān?fēn?]
According to legend, Wang Xizhi was writing on the wooden board. When he was carving, he found that the writing penetrated three-thirds of the wood into the wooden board. ?Describes calligraphy as extremely powerful. The problem of multi-metaphor analysis is very profound.
Divide into categories [?fēn?mén?bié?lèi?]?
Divide, distinguish: distinguish, distinguish; door: the classification of general things; class: many similar or identical things comprehensive. ?Category some things into various categories according to their characteristics and characteristics.
Lao Yanfenfei [?láo?yàn?fēn?fēi?]?
Lao: Shrike. ?The shrike and the swallow fly their own things. It is a metaphor for the separation of husband and wife and lovers.
Part ways[?fēn?dào?yáng?biāo?]?
Go separate ways. It is a metaphor for different goals, each going his own way or doing his own thing.
Biting Kangli [?fēn?tíng?kàng?lǐ?]?
Ting: courtyard; Kangli: equal courtesy. ?Originally means that when the guest and the host meet, they stand on both sides of the court and bow to each other. Now it is a metaphor for a relationship of equals and equality.
Appropriately [?qià?rú?qí?fèn?]?
It means doing things or speaking appropriately.
Be lawful and keep oneself [?ān?fèn?shǒu?jǐ?]?
fen: duty. Be honest, keep your duties, and don't do anything illegal.
Talent [?tiān?fèn?]?
Talent; talent
Discipline [?chǔ?fèn?]?
Those who violate the law or make mistakes will be punished according to the severity of the case
Within the scope of the crime [?fèn?nèi?]?
Within the scope of the person