Mengzhuo's poems include: Hundreds of flowers have sprouted, bamboos have become useless and sprouted.
Meng Zhuo’s poems include: The bamboo has become useless, and the flowers have sprouted. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄇㄥ_ㄓㄨㄛ_. The pinyin is: méngzhuó. The structure is: Meng (upper and lower structure) and β (upper and lower structure).
What is the specific explanation of Mengzhuo? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:
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Meng Zhuo méngzhuó. (1) Germination.
2. Citations and explanations
1. Grass and trees sprout. Quote from Volume 9 of Zhang Shinan's "Jiwen of Youhuan" in the Song Dynasty: "Plant the core in the small garden, wait for it to sprout, and the tree will grow strong again." Yuan Shu's poem "The Beginning of Spring": "The flowers have sprouted, and the light is clear." Bing Xin's "Past Events" 2: "The daffodils on my desk were already in full bloom before others raised them at the same time as me."
3. Mandarin Dictionary
Sprouting and growing strong.
Idioms about Meng Zhuo
Old thoughts revive, prevent sprouts, curb sprouts, prevent troubles before they sprout, despise others, gradually prevent sprouts, old ways, revive, humble things, revive, old ways, revive, see little awareness Mengzhuo, guard against cuteness, Dujian
Words about Mengzhuo
Thrive, guard against cuteness, Dujian, prevent danger from not being cute, Dujian, guard against cuteness, meanness, stinginess, old ways, cuteness, little knowledge, cuteness, no children Prevent sprouting, prevent sprouting and curb sprouting
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