Give sb. a favor. A house with them present.
Pronunciation: [pé ng bē sh ē ng hu:]
Interpretation: pengpeng: Weave Peng Cao and Jing Zhu into a door to describe a poor family. Add color to a cold door (mostly used as a courtesy call for guests to come home or as a gift for things like calligraphy and painting that can be hung up).
Source: Song Wangbai's "Back to Zhao Xing": "Make it far; Give a treasure post; Tired of joint topics; It is full of light. "
Make sentences:
These beautiful flowers brighten the restaurant.
Let's shine, gentlemen.
Is it my illusion or does your arrival really make this place shine?
Long wisps of frost and fog are glowing with the color of dawn, translucent and sparkling. The beautiful image of the time fairy makes the sky bright, and the beautiful and touching figure also fascinates the night.
Just as some fashion companies explore high-end markets to enhance their prospects, what about Porto? Flora intends to make consumers' living rooms bright through brand cooperation plans with Ferrari and Dior.
Synonym:
Is the door glowing?
[péng mén shēng Hu]
Jude's words are wonderful. Huacheng No.7 1980: "Teacher Xu, today is really a glorious day."
Brilliant?
[péng béshng guāng]
Pengmen: Pengmen Tribal Tiger. Describe the shack of the poor.
The shed sparkles?
[péng wshēng Hu]
Add luster to a humble room
Add luster to the hut
[péng béyǒu Hu]
Pumbaa: shed doors, simple houses. Add luster to the humble room.