Question 2: What are the dry characters below two points in the middle of a treasure cover? The Interpretation of "Hai" to "Han"
Pinyin: han3 ① Rare: Rare ~. ~ goodbye. ~ (rarely compared with it). ~ the treasure of the world. No one has traveled. (2) Long-handled small nets used to catch birds in ancient times. ③ Last name.
Question 3: What is a herringbone with two points?
king
Same as "ice"
Zheng code: ODTD, U: 4ED2,: 8 198.
Number of strokes: 4, radical: person, stroke sequence number: 3444.
Simplified Chinese Character Traditional Chinese Pinyin eo Stroke 10 Radical Stroke Five Stroke Code qkkn Position Code -3 108
Question 4: What are the big characters of the two dots? 10 Pinyin: tái tài i.
Basic word meaning
1. Ancient "Tai". 2. Ancient "Tai".
Question 5: What is the word with two points on it? study
Question 6: What is the word "two points for work"?
Question 7: What kind of characters do you think are in calligraphy? It should be flat. Calligraphy is a magical thing, and groups are left and right structures, so they are written as upper and lower structures in calligraphy.
Question 8: It is a typo to add a little below the dry word.
Question 9: What does it mean to add two dots to the upper right corner of a word in Japanese? Please look at the supplementary pronunciation, which has no grammatical meaning.
There are some rules, but you can only memorize them at the beginning. Because it may be more difficult for you to remember the rules than to remember the points.
Question 10: Add two points to the left of a wide prefix, which contains the meaning of "h".
Pinyin: bi3 ① Headache: "There are patients, choosers and troublemakers in all countries." (2) scabbing on sores: "Those who are wet and rotten do not scab ~ those who have acne are good at doing it." ③ Headache.