First, suddenly [dün shí]?
Adverbs. Immediately (only used to describe the past).
Interpretation of Quotations: Chapter 4 of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "On Sunday morning, a dozen primary school students came to the river in Wulizhuang, surrounded by willows, and suddenly they were very lively."
Second, sleepy [kê n dê n]?
1, too tired to support.
2. (livelihood or situation) Difficult and embarrassing.
Interpretation of Quotation: Yin Qian's Selected Works of Yin Qian: "She is bent on turning the ugly duckling into a white swan, so that she will not hesitate to divorce her beloved husband. It is said that they were in love before, and later it was because her husband had a difficult career. "
Third, Lawton? [láo dün]？
Very tired, very tired.
Interpretation: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" 34th time: "If you are tired today, I won't beat you. Go back and come back tomorrow. "