(1) Smooth and gentle
(2) Coordination, good relationship and balance.
& In Mi Zige; Amp amp
& In Mi Zige; Ampere (2 sheets)
(3) Reconciliation and peace.
(4) regardless of the outcome, such as a draw.
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(5) The result of adding numbers is also called sum.
(6) Japanese nationality and clothing, such as kimono and Yamato nationality.
(7) discuss with you.
(8) Prepositions indicate correlation and comparison, such as comparison with others.
(9) juxtaposition, such as theory and practice.
(10) or, for example, both quantity and quality have improved.
Calligraphy and
Calligraphy and
(1 1) One of the ancient surnames: He Shibi.
(12) unite: tell the whole story (completely). Lie down with your clothes on.
(13) conjunction. I play ball with my teacher.
(14) One of the surnames, and the surname.
(15) indicates a parallel structure.
2. Pronunciation: hè
"Move"
(1) should be merged; Sing along [together].
Jing Ke and Song Dynasty. -Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang's "Warring States Policy Yan Ce"
Peaceful coexistence with stones. -Liu Ming's "Sincerity" and "Liu Wencheng Document Collection"
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When you cry, you can make peace. -Lin Qing Chueh-min's Book with His Wife
(2) Another example: singing; High and low; Chorus (singing in response to other people's songs)
(3) echo; Response [follow; Echo; Reply]. Such as: harmony and obedience; Advocating harmony; Sing a hundred words in chorus.
(4) Reward it with poetry; Write poems according to the theme of other people's poems. This word [write a poem with the same rhyme in response to a poem by another poet]. Such as: peace articles (rewards and other people's poems); Answer (answer other people's poems); Reward with peace (reply to others with poetry).
(5) commitment; Allow [agree to]. For example, harmony should be (or should be). [3]
3. Pronunciation: huó
To mix, as dough.
Stir or knead the powder to make it stick together: mix the flour. And mud.
Huó dialect of hua county surname in Anyang, Henan.
4. Pronunciation: hú
Mahjong language, success
When playing mahjong or cards, a certain card meets the specified requirements and wins. It is wrong to say' Hu faction'.
5. pronunciation: Hu
(1) mixed powder or liquid.
(2) the number of times, wash a few more and.
Powder or granule mixed together, or mixed with water: mixed with medicine. Milk and some sugar. Harmony. And mud.
Quantifier refers to the number of times to wash clothes and change water or to decoct a dose of medicine: clothes are washed three times and water is added.
6.pronunciation: Huo
It doesn't mean anything, it's just a sandwich. Used as a suffix for verbs or adjectives in disyllabic words, not only pronounced in dictionaries. In some dialects, this sound is sometimes weakened to Hu, or even to He again, just like the ninth article mentioned later.
Used for adjectives, such as "warm", "soft", "even" and verbs, such as "mixing" and "stirring".
7.pronunciation: Chinese
In the national language of Taiwan Province Province, when the word "he" is used as a conjunction, it is pronounced as hàn in daily spoken language and hé in official pronunciation. (From the old Beijing dialect, but it has basically disappeared in Chinese mainland. ) In the dialects spoken in northwestern Shanxi, northern Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia (Erdos, Hohhot and Baotou in Inner Mongolia) in Chinese mainland, it is still pronounced like this. In addition, in some local dialects in Shandong, "he" is pronounced as Hao and Hè n.
Female: Pronunciation: wo
The pronunciation of the word "He" in Cantonese is the same as that in Mandarin.
8. Pronunciation: wo
When expressing Japan or Japanese, the pronunciation and meaning are the same as those of Japanese characters. For example, the Yamato (Japanese) court, as well as (Japanese) clothing and (Japanese) overseas Chinese. For details, please refer to Japanese, and please note here.
9. pronunciation: he
make peace
This pronunciation is controversial. The old Xinhua Dictionary does not have this pronunciation; But in the new edition of Xinhua Dictionary.
Some materials also call "make up" a typo, and the correct spelling is "make do". Read c u h é