Iron (zhā or zhā or zhá), polyphonic characters. Reading zhā refers to stabbing, drilling and standing. When you read zā, you mean bundle, and you also mean handle and bundle. Reading zhá means reluctantly supporting. There is a saying in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Jia Zhen helped his crutch, tied his waist and knelt down to make peace." It was mentioned in.
1, original meaning: pull. (same as "". )。 For example, "Confucius' Family Words: Observing the Zhou Dynasty": "Not only is it a net, but it is an axe. "Zhayi" is also the same as "Zhayi", and it is also useful for "Zhayi" and has the same meaning. )
2, extended meaning: refers to "tie, tie, tie, tie" (English: tie; Binding; Asten). For example, Water Margin: "Copy furniture and divide the army." . Another example is: rubbing (binding and tidying), binding claws (binding, binding), binding garlands, binding bags (waist-wrapped long cloth), binding (binding, binding), binding feet (binding feet) and binding handles (binding grass handles).
Make sentences:
1, and then she was lost in thought. Once when she looked down, her chin was pricked by the rose she was wearing on her chest.
2. Wang Cheng's left arm is injured and he can move completely. Jiang Mumu fixed it for him and then bandaged it. Although it still doesn't work, it won't affect his action.
Suddenly, the boy sitting outside struggled a few times, his head drooped lifelessly, and his mouth oozed dark red blood.
Muse lost in the music competition with Muse, so they couldn't fly. The muse wove a crown for herself with Sai Ren's beautiful wings as a symbol of victory.
5. After the sneak attack, Duan Fengfeng returned to Angela Schottenhammer with a poisonous smile and said, Friend, don't struggle unnecessarily, you can't escape.