The following results are explained by the dictionary provided by Han Dian.
Radical stroke
Radicals: outside strokes: 6, total strokes: 9.
Wu Bi 86: Osu Wu Bi 98: Osu Cang Xie: Todd.
Stroke sequence number: 12234 1234 quadrangle number: 44904 Unicode:CJK unified Chinese character U+8336.
Basic word meaning
1.
Evergreen shrubs with long oval and serrated leaves are processed into drinks, namely tea; Flowers in late autumn, white; Seeds can extract oil; The wood is compact and used for carving: ~ trees. ~ agriculture.
2.
Especially "tea": green. Red. Flowers ~. Tuo ~ Longjing ~ oolong.
3.
Drink brewed with tea leaves: ~ water. ~ rice. ~ order (tea, snacks). ~ words will. ~ doctor (a person who is good at making tea, also refers to a tea seller or a teahouse waiter). ~ after dinner.
4.
Generally refers to some drinks: ~ soup. Face. Fruit ~
5.
Especially "tea": good morning. Late ~.
Detailed word meaning
1.
[tea tree]. A shrub of Theaceae having lanceolate leaves and fragrant white flowers. Such as: tea garden (garden for planting tea trees); Tea farmers (farmers who grow tea). Also refers to tea merchants)
2.
Tea. Made from tender leaves of tea tree, used to make drinks [tea; Tea]
A month ago, I went to Fuliang to buy tea. Don? Bai Juyi's Pipa Trip (Parallel Prose)
3.
Another example: tea market (tea market)
4.
A beverage made by brewing, cooking or frying tea leaves.
Tang people decocted tea with ginger and salt. -Su Shi's Dongpo Zhi Lin
Japanese people are eager for tea. Song? Su Shi huanxisha
5.
Another example: teahouse (a seat set up by teahouse for selling tea); Teahouse (tea bureau, tea bureau. Zhi tea house)
6.
Some homogeneous foods [pastes] made by evaporation or grinding. Such as: almond tea; Seasoned flour paste
7.
The names of some drinks [some soft drinks]. Such as milk tea
8.
Old name for betrothal gift [brother gift]. Such as: three teas and six gifts; Collect tea; Tea red (also called "tea" or "tea set" as an engagement gift)
"Move"
1.
Drink tea; Drink water [tea] and have a tea talk (tea talk)
Common phrases
1.
Dr. Cha chábósh
[The waiter in the old teahouse] Early vernacular refers to the waiter in the teahouse.
Dr. Cha Na sent a pot of tea.
2.
cháchách m:ng
[Tea planting] A place where large areas of tea trees are planted.
3.
Teaspoon tea
Spoon for mixing wine
4.
tea ceremony
[Tea Ceremony] The art of making tea.
5.
Cha Chadi Male: Male.
[refreshments; Green tea and cake
6.
tea and rice—food and drinks
Tea, wine, rice, vegetables and soup. Generally refers to diet.
The tea and rice here are delicious.
7.
Tea house
( 1)
[Room with water]: A place to put tea and boiled water.
(2)
[waiter; Boys; Bellman; Bellman; Hotel Page]: Formerly known as workers who supply tea and do odd jobs in teahouses, hotels, trains, theaters and other places.
8.
Tea cooker, tea cooker
Cups are usually made of metal or ceramics, and are cylindrical, with no edges, but with handles.
9.
Teahouse tearoom m: n
[Teahouse] Places where tea and snacks are sold usually have seats.
10.
Brown chá hè se
[Dark brown] Dark brown is like strong tea water
1 1.
Teapot tea
[Teapot] A container with a mouth for making or pouring tea.
12.
Camellia, camellia cháhuā, cháhuār
Buds of various tea trees
13.
Tea party.
[tea party] refreshment service
......& gt& gt
Question 2: What is the pronunciation of tea [pronunciation ][chá]?
[explanation] 1. Evergreen shrub with long oval leaves and serrated teeth, which is processed into beverage, namely tea; Flowers in late autumn, white; Seeds can extract oil; The wood is compact and used for carving: ~ trees. ~ agriculture. 2. Especially "tea": green ~. Red. Flowers ~. Tuo ~ Longjing ~ oolong.
3. Drink brewed with tea: ~ water. ~ rice. ~ order (tea, snacks). ~ words will. ~ doctor (a person who is good at making tea, also refers to a tea seller or a teahouse waiter). ~ after dinner.
Question 3: What is the pronunciation of tea?
Question 4: How to pronounce the surname of tea has only one pronunciation, and the surname is also pronounced tú.
Raspberry with rose leaves
Pinyin: tú
Simplified radical: Mi, external stroke: 7, total stroke: 10.
Traditional radical: h, external stroke: 7, total stroke: 13.
Wu Bi 86:AWTU Wu Bi 98:AWGS Cang Xie: TOMD Ma Zheng: EOMF
Number of strokes:1223411234 Four-corner number: 44904 UniCode:CJK unified Chinese character U+837C.
Basic word meaning
● Tea
picture
◎ A kind of bitter grass mentioned in ancient books: ~ poison ("tea" is bitter grass, and "poison" refers to poisonous insects and poisonous snakes, meaning poison, such as "~ ~ creatures").
◎ Ancient books refer to thatched grass and white flowers: like fire, like ~.
◎ In ancient times, it was the same as "painting" and painting charcoal.
Question: How to pronounce tea?
Chinese interpretation-English translation
Chinese interpretation of tea
The following results are explained by the dictionary provided by Han Dian.
Radical stroke
Radicals: outside strokes: 6, total strokes: 9.
Wu Bi 86: Osu Wu Bi 98: Osu Cang Xie: Todd.
Stroke sequence number: 12234 1234 quadrangle number: 44904 Unicode:CJK unified Chinese character U+8336.
Basic word meaning
1.
Evergreen shrubs with long oval and serrated leaves are processed into drinks, namely tea; Flowers in late autumn, white; Seeds can extract oil; The wood is compact and used for carving: ~ trees. ~ agriculture.
2.
Especially "tea": green. Red. Flowers ~. Tuo ~ Longjing ~ oolong.
3.
Drink brewed with tea leaves: ~ water. ~ rice. ~ order (tea, snacks). ~ words will. ~ doctor (a person who is good at making tea, also refers to a tea seller or a teahouse waiter). ~ after dinner.
4. generally refers to some drinks: ~ soup. Face. Fruit ~
5.
Especially "tea": good morning. Late ~.
Question 6: What is the origin of tea surname? Cha Xing Zi yuan
1, the historical evolution of tea characters
Tea [Tea, tea, x, bitter, f, j, míng, pronounced as chá (ㄔㄚㄚ12570@)] is a word of "tea". In ancient times, there were tea (chá, tú), (ji ǐ) and bitter (kǔ). Before the Qin Dynasty, there was no unified name for tea. In the Han dynasty, the word tea was borrowed, and its sound came from Sichuan dialect. In ancient Sichuan, tea had two names. In Sichuan, it is called "bitter tea", and in Pakistan, it is called "bitter tea". Sima Xiangru (BC 179 ~ 1 18), a famous figure in the Western Han Dynasty, was an expert in the southwest during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He wrote Fan Jiang in 130 BC, which is an enlightening book. In his book, Sima Xiangru mentioned the names of some drugs at that time: "The important thing about Fanjiangpian is that it listed the tea name" F-Cha "for the first time, and listed it as an enlightenment reading together with other medicinal materials. The word" F "is a special word called" tea "created by him according to the local sound of Ba people calling tea. The F word is similar to the official pronunciation, and it is a grass head; In order to let everyone know the correct pronunciation, the word "tea" is used for phonetic notation, which is the origin of the current tea sound. Before the Tang Dynasty, there were many materials that used "F" to express the word tea, such as "Jiang Guicha F goes out of Bashu", Wu Yi tea F instead of wine, F Fu, "... taking the evening as tea or a day as F" and "going out of the palace as F", and Zuo Si's poem "Nv Jiao" contained words such as "the heart is a tea F play". By the time Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty wrote "Kai Yuan Zi Yin Yi", the word of tea had been determined, and after the popularization and influence of Lu Yu's "Tea Classic", the word and sound of tea were integrated, but its sound was still the ancient sound "F" called tea by Bananba people. Tea: it is the most commonly used word to describe tea in ancient times. In ancient times, the word "tea" was a polysemous word, not specifically referring to tea. The word "tea" first appeared in the Book of Songs. The Book of Songs? Ye Feng? There is a proverb in Gu Feng that "tea is bitter, it is as sweet as a cup of tea", but whether "tea" refers to "tea" has different opinions. It was the first time that Er Ya made it clear that the word "tea" contained the meaning of tea. Guo Pu, a scholar in Jin Dynasty, commented on elegance? Shi Mu's "Jia Kucha" notes: "A tree is as small as a gardenia, born in winter (meaning evergreen), and its leaves can be used to cook soup. "This note is about the characteristics of tea trees. Xu Shen in the Eastern Han Dynasty also said in Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Tea is bitter tea." "Tea" is the word "tea" today. Ming: It is the local sound of "tea" in Yunnan. Used to taste tea in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it is an elegant name for tea. It's an ancient word "tea" from wood, which means tea tree. F: from grass, it refers to late-harvested tea. J: This is an old saying about western Sichuan tea. The word "tea" first appeared in the classic Materia Medica of the Tang Dynasty. It evolved from the word "tea". In the book "Kai Yuan Zi Yin Yi" during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the word "tea" was reduced by one stroke and defined as a single word. At first, "tea" and "tea ceremony" were common, but when Cha Sheng Lu Yu wrote "Tea Classic", he always used the word "tea". Tea trees are woody plants. Subtract a picture from the original word "tea" and change "grain" into wood to make it more worthy of the name. This change is just right. Therefore, after the middle of the Tang Dynasty, that is, the middle of the ninth century, people generally adopted the word "tea". In addition to the unified use of the word "tea" in modern times, the word "Ming" is sometimes used to describe tea, but it is completely different from the meaning of the so-called "late harvest for Ming" in history. When using the word "Ming", it is elegant and unique.
2, the alias of tea
Many, including F-Cha, Minister of Disinfection, Qing, Yugan, Qing Friends, Sleepless Night, Tea Bucket, etc. According to the Tale of China and Korea in the Tang Dynasty, during the Tang Wuzong period, Li Deyu said that Tianzhu Feng tea could eliminate the poison of wine and meat, ordered people to cook it for a while, poured it into the meat, sealed it with a silver box, and after a while, opened it, and the meat had melted. Cao Ye, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said in a poem about drinking tea: "Disinfection is not a minister, so is virtue." Qing Feng emissary: According to the historical book Qing Louis, during the Five Dynasties, some people called tea the emissary of Qing Feng. In the tea song of Tang Dynasty poet Lu Quan, after drinking seven bowls of tea, he also said, "I feel a breeze blowing under my arm, Penglai Mountain, where Yuchuanzi is. I want to take this breeze home." Yu Gan's family background: Li Yue, a scholar in the Song Dynasty, said in The Language of Wei Wen: "The olive world is called Yu Ganzi, and tea is also called Yu Ganzi. Because of the word Yi, tea was renamed Gan's to avoid confusion. " Hu Jiao, a poet of the Five Dynasties, also said in "Poetry of Drinking Tea": "Zhanya's old surname is Yu Gan." Quiet: Su Yijian, a writer in Song Dynasty, lived in ...
Question 7: The pronunciation of "Guo" in surnames 1. Tong: the pronunciation of the same surname. R: Last name pronunciation rule 3. Check: surname pronunciation zhā 4. Solution: the pronunciation of the surname xiè 5. Revenge: surname pronunciation qiú 6. Category: pronunciation of surname chóng 7. Ren: the pronunciation of surname rén 8. Hua. 10. Tan: Read the surname kàn 1 1. è: pronounce the surname niè 12. Ning: read the surname nìng 13. Tan: pronounce the surname Gu as the second name of Po. The fourth tone reads tuo, the third tone reads Zhai, the second tone or di, the first tone reads late or the first tone reads, and you read dǒ u beans instead of dǒu shakes. Species, read chóng worm, do not read zhǒng clock, ZH ǒ ng swollen. Gai, pronounced as gài (almost) and gě (ge), are two surnames. Hua, read Hu (word), not Hu (slip). Such as Hua and Hua. Miao, read (Miao), don't read (Miao) and móu (Mou), such as Miao Yuntai and Miao Xian. Area, read not u (Europe), not qū drive. Park, read Pio, not bǔ Pu and Pǔ Pu. It is more common for Koreans to have the surname Park. Then, read pián parallel, not Biá n variation. Music, thinking about it, is not music. For example, Le Yi, the general of Yan State during the Warring States Period. Qin, formerly known as Tan, took refuge and changed his surname to Qin. He read Tan, and Qin was right. Resentment, read qiú ball, not worry about chóu u. For example, Chou Ying, a painter of the Ming Dynasty. Ren, read Ren, don't read Ren. For example, the revolutionary Ren Bishi. Single, lazy, not D ā n. Such as Dan Xiong Xin. Fold and read shé snake, not Zheé zhe, such as the famous Northern Song Dynasty. She Taijun's real name is discounted. Shen, read shēn deeply, not cān rice. Thank you, not sister Ji. For example, Jie Zhen and Brother Anta in Water Margin. Yan, say yān cigarettes instead of. Mou, read mó mou, not mú mu. No, read F ǒ u. No, don't read B ǒ cloth. When, read the party, don't read dāng crotch. Member, read Yun Yun, not Yun yuan. For example, the famous ministers of the Tang Dynasty. Look, read zhā slag, not chá tea. For example, Jin Yong was originally named Cha Liang Yong. Zeng, read zēng to increase, but don't read céng layer. Such as Zeng Shen, a student of Confucius, and Ceng Gong, an essayist in Song Dynasty. Wei Chi, I study Yu Yu, but I don't study Wye. Hello. Such as Weichi Gong, a general in the early Tang Dynasty. Wei Dan took his surname and pronounced it Wei, such as Wei Chou, a strategist in the Warring States Period. Hu Ling, make reading ling zero, don't read ling him. For example, Linghu Chu, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, and Ling Huchong of the legendary swordsman. For example, Dan Tai, Tan Tai, a disciple of Confucius, studied Tan instead of Dan Dan. Grandson, a famous minister in the early Tang Dynasty, has long read Xi's m: ng palm, but does not read cháng's flavor. Fresh, read xiān first, and don't read xi's "M: N Show". Such as: Yuan Dynasty calligrapher Xian Yushu.
Question 8: Too many words have changed their pronunciation after becoming surnames:
Pakpio
Hatred-anger →
Zengzeng
Species -Chó ng
Question 9: How to pronounce the continuation of surname?
Spelling Xu
translate freely
1. Connect, and then: Connect ~. Below ~ Lu ~ dog's tail ~ mink (indicating that good things are followed by bad things, but also indicating that the pros and cons of things are not commensurate; It is also often used as a self-deprecating remark, indicating that you dare not be as beautiful as others.
2. Add: ~ to the original. ~ set. Serve tea.
3. Last name.