The pinyin of Panhuan is pán huán.
Expression meaning: staying in a place due to nostalgia; winding around; looping around repeatedly.
Part of speech: usually used as a verb in a sentence to modify the subject or object.
Quotation: Qin Mu's "Shibei from the Art Sea·Beijing Flower House": "Walking around inside, you can often feel a special kind of interest."
Pan: pán, according to the ancients Calligraphy is simplified by saving pens. "Shuowen Jiezi": "pan, 籱文. Congpan. Today's characters are all "pan"." A vessel that resembles a boat and measures things around is the paradigm of the disk.
Heng (Pinyin: héng, gèng), the original meaning is the appearance of the first quarter moon gradually becoming full, and it also refers to "Gen" (gèn), which refers to extension and continuation, and is pronounced as gèng. The moon's strings and hope are constant, so it is extended to the meaning of long-lasting and lasting; it is also extended to refer to perseverance and used as a noun; it is also extended to express the regularity of actions and used as an adverb.
Example sentences
1. Like a long-legged greenfly lingering in the stream, her thoughts wandered in silence. Adam, a young girl with the first love in her heart, closed the door of the church and did not let the children in.
2. Today’s problem is that more and more men and women are intertwined in the need for each other to continue the family line.
3. The person who wrote these lines used to wander around the suburbs of Paris. For him today, that is still a source of deep memories.
Related words
1. Hovering? [ pán xuán ]
1. Flying or walking around: The plane is in the sky~. The mountain road is winding and touristy. This matter has been on my mind for a long time.
2. Wandering; lingering: He stayed in the greenhouse for a long time before leaving.
2. Putting it on the market? [ fàng pán ]
The store sells goods at a reduced price or buys them at an increased price.
3. Panjie? [pán jié]
Refers to twisting and coiling.