Spread out, spread out, spread out, fly away, take a walk
Second, the word combination of [s m: n]:
Scattered, rambling, unorganized and lazy.
Third, the interpretation of [à n]:
1. aggregation and separation: solution ~. ~ yes. Smoke dispelled the dark clouds.
2. distribution; Distribution: ~ leaflets.
3. deportation; Exclude: ~ heart. ~ boring.
Iv. definition of [s m: n]:
1. Unconstrained; Not dense; Release: ~ diffusion. ~ Soldiers are brave. Tie the rice tightly, don't ~.
2. Fragments; Decentralized: ~ installation. ~ Sit down.
3. One of the dosage forms of Chinese patent medicine. Pulverizing one or more medicinal materials into fine powder to make dry powder, which is divided into oral powder and external powder according to medicinal purposes: Qili ~. Golden. Avoid the plague.
Extended data
First, spread out? [ sàn kāi ]？
After the light meal, the Lao Li family broke up and went to amuse themselves.
Quotations: Zhou Fu's Morning in Shanghai Part IV Erqi: "Everyone listened with relish, and the doubts hanging over people's hearts began to slowly disperse."
Second, dispersion? 【QSàn】？
1. Drive away and disperse: ~ Onlookers. Strong winds brought dark clouds.
2. eliminate; Rule out: breezy evening breeze ~ sultry day.
Quotations: Ba Jin's "Home" 20: "Chueh-hui's words can't dispel the terror of others." ?
Third, diffusion? [kuasang]?
1. diffusion and expansion: cancer cells have ~. This news must not get out.
2. The phenomenon that molecules (or atoms) of matter are constantly dispersed around due to thermal motion. All substances in solids, liquids and gases have diffusive properties. Gaseous substances diffuse fastest.
Quote: Mao Dun's Midnight Nine: "A hot air gradually spread from her chest, and her face turned a little red." ?
Fourth, scattered? [ líng sǎn ]？
Dispersed; Disperse: combine the materials of ~ together. There are some books on the desk. More than twenty families are scattered in several ravines.
Quote: Wei Wei's "Oriental", Chapter 13, Part V: "The sky is dark, and scattered raindrops are floating at the mouth of the tunnel."
Fifth, sloppy? 【sǎn màn】？
1. Casual ramble: free ~.
2. Dispersion; Not concentrated: the article is messy and the level is unclear.
Quotations: Liang Bin's "The Story of Fire Broadcasting" 40: "Preparing for guerrilla warfare for a long time is different from the life of growing crops at home. Don't be sloppy and be ready to fight at any time. "