die
dié
(Phonetic. Congzi, voiceless. Original meaning: alternate, take turns)
Same as the original meaning [alternate;take turns;do sth.in turn]
Alternate, change. ——"Shuowen"
Iterate, change. ——"Erya"
Use soft and hard repeatedly. ——"Yi·Shuo Gua"
Hu gradually faded away. ——"Poetry·Beifeng·Sun and Moon"
The overlapping phases form sutras. ——"Book of Rites·Book of Music"
Brothers become kings one after another. ——"Gongyang Zhuan·Xiang Gong Twenty-nine"
The four seasons come one after another. ——"Zhuangzi Tianyun"
Another example: being the guest and the host; changing (alternately); staying (taking turns to stay); entering (taking turns to speak)
Stop[stop]
The two were complaining in front of the formation. ——"Water Margin"
Another example: too busy to rush; too late to rush (to fail. Too late)
Same as "to rush". pile up; overlap [pile up]. Such as: overlapping arhats; overlapping mountains and green mountains; overlapping mountains (double)
Same as "overlapping". Fold [fold]. Such as: folding the baggage; doing it (doing it. Taking care of it; tidying it up)
Stack
dié
Repeatedly, repeatedly [again and again]. Such as: repeated wars; repeated defeats of powerful enemies; repeated gifts; repeated (continuous; continuous); repeated (unison; continuous); climax repeated
Repeated
diécì< /p>
[again and again;repeatedly] Again and again; repeatedly
Iterative discussions
Iterative negotiations
Iterations
diédài
[iterative] replacement
Four-time iteration
Iterative method
Iteration
diélián< /p>
[successive,successively] continuously
appear repeatedly
busy
diémáng
[immediately ] [方]: hastily; quickly
sitting down repeatedly
over and over again
diéqǐ
[occur repeatedly;happen frequently] many appear again; happen again and again
The storms come one after another
As the guest and the host
diéwéibīnzhǔ
[act as host in turn] take turns Be the host and treat the guests
In this desolate place, there is nowhere to go during the holidays, so we singles have no choice but to be the guests and hosts, get some food and kill time
die< /p>
dié
ㄉㄧㄝˊ
Exchange, take turns: hand over ~. More~. ~For the guest and host. ~ Use each other.
Many times, in succession: ~ even. ~Busy. Climax~.
Ji: Are you busy?
Zheng code: WMOD, U: 8FED, GBK: B5FC
Number of strokes: 8, radical: 辶, stroke order number: 31134454
Stack
p>曡, Stack
dié
(Knowing. The golden glyph is like an object stacked on "zu". Original meaning: overlap)
Same as the original meaning [pile (up); overlap]
曡, heavy, accumulated. ——"Cangjie Pian"
Yang begins to emerge from Aoshu and Nan. ——"Book Taiyuan Music". Note: "accumulation."
Although there are hundreds of leaves, one becomes rich and powerful one after another. ——"Selected Works·Zuo Si·Wu Du Fu"
Another example: stacking stones to form a mountain; stacking Bao (revealed; refers to the veins bulging out when people are excited); stacking words (overlapping of single words); stacking snow (Overlapping flying snowflakes)
fold, fold, overlap, refers to reducing the length or width by folding or overlapping [fold]. Such as: folding quilts; folding clothes
Cheer up [bestir]
I had to gather my energy, walk steadily, stretch my waist, hold out my chest... and look forward. ——"Flowers in the Mirror"
Tap [drum] [knock at]. For example: stacking drums (beating drums gently and continuously)
Fear [fear]
Don't beat stacking drums. ——"Poem·Zhou Song·Shi Mai"
Stacked
dié
Continuous; successively [on end ;in succession]. Such as: iteration (iteration.
again and again); overlapping (repetition; connection); overlapping (received continuously)
overlapping
dié
A large number of things piled together or piled one after another [pile]. Such as: a stack of paper; a stack of banknotes
A cluster of similar strips [sheaf] that are combined but not bundled together. For example: She is holding a stack of letters in her hand
Stacked
diécéng
[stromatolite] A bed-like igneous rock intrusion that extends into the sedimentary layer , and form a composite layer with it
Stacked bed frame house
diéchuáng-jiàwū
[nedless duplication as piling one bed upon another or building one house on top of another; senseless piling up of phrases] Stack up beds on the bed, put up a house on a house. Metaphor of repetition and burden
overlapping
diédié
[overlap upon overlap] the appearance of overlapping layers
overlapping
< p>diéjiā[superpose] To make one thing occupy the same position as another thing and exist with it
To make one radio wave superimpose on another radio wave
Chorus
diéjù
[chorus]: a part of a song or hymn that is repeated after a certain interval (such as the chorus at the end of a song)
< p>[refrain reiterative sentence]: a refrain of a poem or song; especially a musical accompaniment of a refrain that is repeated after each verse of a poemrefrain reiterative sentence
diéliáng
p>[stoplog] refers to logs, thick boards, steel beams or concrete beams, etc., placed in grooves or guide rails between walls or piers to prevent water flow from passing through dams, pipes or other channels Waiting for the opening
overlapping ridges
diélǐng
[overlapping mountain ridges] overlapping mountain ridges
overlapping arhat
diéluóhàn
[make a human] One of the acrobatic performance items, that is, people on top of people, superimposed into various forms
Lamination
diépiàn
[stack] A latex stack simultaneously exposed to radiation used to study the tracks of ionizing particles
Superprint
diéyìn
[surprint ] [Photo]
Printing an image over a pre-printed image
Printing titles, subtitles or other images onto a screen
Overlapping rhyme
diéyùn
[vowel rhyme;assonance] Two characters with the same final rhyme form a word, which is called overlapping rhyme
Overlap
diézhì
[superpose] Place it on...
Photographs taken on two consecutive days can be stacked
Stacked
dié
ㄉㄧㄝˊ
Repetition, accumulation: heavy (ch 峦g) ~. See ~ out. ~ Arhat. ~ Rhyme. ~Zhang. ~Cui.
Zhe: fold~. Make the bed and quilt.
Repeated performance of the music: Yang Guan San~.
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