1, the book is loud.
Pronunciation: shshng láng láng
Explanation: Describe the clear and loud voice of reading. Also known as "the sound of books is bright."
Source: Mr. Shang Li Zhaogan in the Song Dynasty: "Anyone who passes by, talking about Mr. Deyi, reciting Mr. Zhang's articles, will be heard in class all day."
Every time there are people passing by, telling Mr. Wang's benevolence and morality, reciting Mr. Wang's articles, and the voice of reading in class is crisp and loud, all day long.
Usage: as predicate and object; The sound of reading.
Example: Start the class. In the hot air, the sound of books on campus is noisy, and there is a strong scholarly atmosphere everywhere.
2. Rhythm
Pronunciation: y yáng dün CuO
Explanation: refers to the high and low twists and turns of the sound, which is very harmonious. It is often used to describe pleasant sounds.
Source: Lu Ji of the Western Jin Dynasty "Preface to the Sui Magistrate": "Cui is an elegant person because of his lack of sensitivity. Yan cadence, resentment. "
Cui Caitian is quiet, gentle and intelligent, and belongs to an elegant person. The superfluous words are cadence, blaming his apprentice.
Usage: combination as attribute, adverbial and complement; With praise.
Example: I caught a glimpse of him with his back to my dark and thin face in the light, as if to say something cadence.
3. Hongliang
Pronunciation: hong Liàng
Commentary: (sound) grand; It's loud.
Synonym: crisp and loud
Antonym: low
Li Ming not only enunciates clearly, but also has a loud voice.
4, catchy
Pinyin: l m:ng l m:ng shàng küu
Interpretation: refers to the loud and smooth voice when reading poetry articles.
Source: Allegro of Modern Lao She's Poetry: "Prose is not so limited, although prose also pays attention to sonorous tone and can be catchy."
Synonym: catchy
Synonym: clear pronunciation and mellow voice, cadence.
Antonym: gnash one's teeth
For example, there are many children's songs and ballads, with lively and natural language rhythm, musical color and catchy reading.
5. Yang Er
Pronunciation: yáng yáng yíng r
Explanation: refers to a loud and beautiful voice that fills both ears. Describe the sweet voice of speaking and reading. Yang Yang: Many.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Taibo in the pre-Qin Dynasty: "At the beginning of the loyalty of teachers, the chaos of official gathering was magnificent and full of ears."
From the overture played by Ty Shi Zhi to the end of Guan Ju's performance, rich and beautiful music echoed in my ears.
Synonym: extremely pleasing to the ear
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Used in written language.
Example: He read the poem aloud, which was intoxicating.
2. As for sound, For example, the sound of reading is very big, very big, very big, very big, very big, very big, very big, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small, very small. Tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny clap your hands, chirp, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut, tut. Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, ABCA style: state to state, state to state, state to state. 9. The sound of shaking paper: whoosh 10. Diving sound: plop 1 1. Slippery sound: flapping 12. Crisp laughter: slosh 13..Gulu 16. Sound of fan bellows: sudden collapse 17. The sound of sinking into the mud: suddenly started 18. The sound of throwing bricks into the water: Peng Dong 19. The sound of gurgling water: Buji 20. The voice of deflation: jump here 2 1. The sound of artillery. Tone: Bu answers 25. The sound of the book falling to the ground: slapping here 26. Voice of iron-wheeled carriage: Dang Ge 27. The sound of branches breaking: Chuck 28. The sound of heartbeat: sudden speed 29. The sound of bricks falling to the ground: fluttering 30. The sound of branches scraping clothes: beating 3 1. The hen's cry after laying eggs: yeah. Tanghuo: onomatopoeia questionnaire (2) 1, clang of metal 2, clang of metal 3, clang of metal and porcelain 4, knock on the door 5, creak (door closing sound) 6, thump of wood. Zhai Hui's snapping sound on the branches is 1 1, the slightly cold wind rustling is 12, stepping on sand, flying sand, smashing objects or blowing grass trees, rustling is 13, the airplane propeller is whirring 14, and the raindrops are hitting the roof. Objects creak under pressure 17, streams and springs flow gurgle 18, liquids boil, water gushes or gulps water gurgle 19, heavy objects fall to the ground plop 20, laughter, water and air squeezing slosh 2 1, thunder, explosion and machine rumble 22.
I can't write a paragraph of 200 words to describe the sound of reading in the morning. Before I walk into the classroom, please ask me if I can hear the students reading from our classroom every morning. It sounds so familiar and sweet to me. The sound of reading spread the students' desire for knowledge and read out their pursuit of ideals. Beautiful reading sounds accompany students every day, which makes us gain a lot of knowledge and understand a lot of truth. In the book, we read the songs of birds, the footsteps of Shanshan, the sound of running water, the laughter of children and the voice of students: be a useful person to society!
The sound of reading is our best answer to the future and the best reward for parents and teachers.
4. What words can describe the sound of reading? 1. The sound of the book is loud [sh shēng l m 4 ng l m 4 ng]: It describes the sound of reading.
Out: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 23: "Walking through the downtown area, I only listened to those residents' homes, one after another, and the sound of books was loud. "
2, catchy [láng láng shàng kǒu]: Lang Lang: The sound of jade hitting each other is a metaphor for reading loudly. Refers to reading skillfully and fluently. It also means that the language is easy to understand and recite.
Out: Tao's Random Record of Song Yin: "I like reading since I was a child; Give Tang poetry; It is catchy. "
3. cadence [yì yá ng dù nù cu ù]: inhibition: reduction; Yang: Rise; Pause: frustration: turning point. Refers to the ups and downs and pauses of sound.
Inappropriate: Zhang loosens the Poems of Hantang, Volume 1: Poems of Er Zijian (Cao Zhi); Euphemism; The charm of falling; Rhythm; There is no difference between good and bad. "
4. Clear pronunciation and mellow voice [zü zhè ng qi ā ng yuá n]: It describes accurate articulation and mellow singing.
5, crisp and pleasant [qρng CuěYuěr]: used to describe the beautiful sound.
5. The idiom describing the sound of reading is catchy: the sound of jade hitting each other is a metaphor for reading loudly. Refers to reading skillfully and fluently. It also means that the language is easy to understand and recite.
Source: Wang Qingtao's "Song Yin Man Lu Lingbo's Female History": "I loved literacy since I was a child, and I gave Tang poetry, which was catchy."
The sound of a book describes the sound of reading.
Source: Cloud "Notes on Reading Micro Cottage" Volume III: "In the next season, a scholar will walk alone in the jungle and smell the sound of books, which is strange in the wilderness."
The sound of this book is clear and loud.
Source: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" is the twenty-third time: "Walking through the downtown area, I only listened to those residents' homes, one after another, and the books were loud. "