There is only one pronunciation for zhǔ.
Zhi, the Chinese character, pinyin is zhǔ, and the radical "genus" is simplified to "gen". Based on the ancient calligraphy, it is simplified and saved. From the mouth, belongs to the sound. The worms connected head to tail are the paradigm of the genus. The mouth belongs to the superposition of two paradigms. Using spoken language to link blessings is the paradigm of instruction.
The original meaning is entrustment and warning. Such as: wills (words entrusted to people before death), doctor's orders, exhortations, instructions, entrustments, admonishments, thousands of instructions. Phonophonetic characters. Mouth expresses meaning, and its image resembles an open mouth, which means opening the mouth to entrust; 靥 expresses the sound, which belongs to entrustment, and is connected with meaning, indicating that the entrustment must be related to others. Vocal simplification.
Another example: Asking the board (asking it to pull the pull). Instructing people. I don’t like to give instructions to people in my life. Instructions must be for life and death. ——Tang Mengjiao's "Shang Shi" Another example: zhizhi (entrustment to pay tribute); zhizhi (entrustment to send one's life); zhuzhi (entrustment to request).
The noun refers to the content of the speech, such as: will; doctor's advice, exhortation, exhortation, final advice, asking him to keep a secret, repeated instructions, entrustment, she asked me to do this, help, please wait.
Idioms containing the word "instruction":
千婷万尊, Chinese idiom, Pinyin: qiān dīng wàn zhǔ, which means to give instructions again and again. It means that you attach great importance to what you have been told. From the fourth chapter of "Xiaoxiang Rain": I told you a thousand times, but you just let me cry with a short trombone. The idiom is used as an object and attributive; it is used to give instructions to younger generations from elders.
Buy up and ask down, Chinese idiom, pinyin is mǎi shàng zhǔ xià, which means to bribe the boss and sue the subordinates. Same as "buy up and sue down". From "Water Margin": Now Gong Zheng was looking for an acquaintance and took some silver to the camp dispatch office for Wang Qing to buy what he had ordered. Idioms are used as predicates and attributives; used for doing things.