Grip is a Chinese character in China, pronounced zuàn, and it is a verb, meaning to hold, hold or hold something tightly with the hand. Hold it tightly with your hands. It is recorded in A Dream of Red Mansions.
The first and last decomposition of Chinese characters: the decomposition of Chinese character components: the reading and writing sequence of bamboo slips: horizontal, vertical hook, lift, left, horizontal, point, left, horizontal, point, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, left, curved, point and vertical hook.
Tightness: Zhan ㄐㄧㄣˇ. The simplification of "tightness" is based on the simplification of ancient calligraphy. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "I am in a hurry. Save money. " . Anxiety about diaosi is a tense paradigm.
1. Close tightly, as opposed to "loose": tighten. Fasten it.
2. Very close: Very close.
3. Tighten: Tighten the strings.
4. Things are closely connected, time is short, and there is no gap: compact. Close. Tighten. Step forward. Hold on tight
The situation is serious and important: it is urgent. It's tight Urgent. This is very important.
TCM pulse name [Tight pulse]. Tight pulse (one of TCM pulse conditions). Rapid pulse, more common in cold evil, pain, overnight eating)
In the Tang and Song Dynasties, the name at the county level was [PreferureCountry]. Generally, it is divided according to status, jurisdiction and degree of economic development. Such as: strict governance (the location of important counties)
Tight [shape] (I know. From the sword, the sword. From storms, filaments. The original meaning: silk winding is urgent) is tight with the original meaning and silk winding is urgent. Save from silk. -said that the text is not abundant: the supply is in short supply. Shortage. Life is tense.