What does pouting mean, and what does pouting refer to?

Pouting is a two-tone word, and the two pronunciations mean respectively:

一、撅 [juē]:

1. Upturned: pouting, tail pouting, pigtailed pouting.

2. Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (shé).

Second, pouting [ jué ].

1. Pouting is shallow and short-sighted, such as "pouting villain, no big strategy."

2. Ancient "digging", control digging.

Five strokes: RDUW, Cangjie.

QMTO radical: 扌部, structure: left and right structure.

Exterior strokes: 12, total strokes: 15

撅 is pronounced as: juē , and the interpretation is as follows:

1. Cocking: pouting. Pouting. Pouting the tail. Pouting with pigtails.

2. Embarrass people in person; Contradiction: Isn't this intentionally pouting?He pouted me plainly.

3. Breaking: one pouting and two sectionsBreak the branches. Fold the bamboo pole (shé). Break the stick. One pout, two paragraphs.

4. Local language: the meaning of staying and going blindly.

一、撅 [juē]:

1. Cocking: pouting. Pouting the tail. Pigtails pouted.

2. Query Xinhua Dictionary.

2. Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (shé).

Second, pouting [ jué ].

1. Pouting is shallow and short-sighted, such as "pouting villains, no big strategy".

2. Query Xinhua Dictionary.

2. Ancient "digging", excavation.

Pouting Basic Information:

Radical: 扌 Four Corner Code: 51082 Cangjie: QMTO86 Wubi: RDUW 98 Wubi: RDUW Zheng Code: DGZR Unicode: 6485 Total Number of Strokes: 15

Pouting juē

1.Cocked: Mouth. Tail. Braided.

2.Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (shé).

Pouting jué1Vertical vision is shallow, talent is short, such as "villain, no big strategy".

2.Ancient Tong "dig", excavate.

Pouting means upturning: pouting. Pouting. Pouting the tail. A stalk with pigtails. embarrassing to the face; Contradiction: Isn't this intentionally pouting?He pouted me plainly.

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The stalk is a false word, and the orthography should be "哏". However, in fact, the intention of "stalk" was misspread by the Taiwanese people. Mr. Feng Yigang, a famous actor in Taiwan's cross talk Vasher, once pointed out this problem:

It took me a lot of time, a lot of words, and a lot of bald pens to finally pull the word 'line' back into track.

Just like 'line', 'stalk' is the result of mispronunciation and miswriting of existing nouns. 'Whew'! Jokes, or people or things that are funny.

I want to learn how to use proper nouns, but I mispronounce and write wrong, something that is not level! Therefore, the word stalk is a false word, and the orthography should be 哏, which is very clear.

The Northeast pouting means refusal and not giving face. Pouting in Northeast dialect is a verb that describes the action of a horse or donkey or other equine animals lifting their two hind legs and kicking back. Among the donkeys of Qianzhi written by Liu Zongyuan in ancient texts, the donkeys are angry and hoofed.

Among them, the hoof in the Northeast dialect is to pout. Pouting describes people who often change their hexagrams, or are very different from the original meaning, and can also refer to the meaning of repetition of personality or behavior.

Some people break the firewood they need in the middle of the stove to put it in the fire. It also refers to the attitude of some people towards others, that is, the meaning of not giving face, which usually refers to the fact that when some people are arranged to do a certain job, he not only does not do it, but also makes irresponsible remarks about the person who arranges him, and does not accept the management.

History of the Tohoku dialectThe Ming Dynasty began to form the Northeast dialect of the Chinese dialect. Speaking of the origin and formation of the Northeast dialect, the Northeast dialect is mainly influenced by Hebei dialect and Shandong dialect. Therefore, there are two important prerequisites for the formation of Northeast dialect.

First, the Han population should account for the majority of the population in the northeast region. The second is the contact and fusion of Hebei dialect and Shandong dialect in Northeast China.

1. The initial j, the final UE, and the tone juē.

2. Interpretation: 1. Cocked: mouth.

2. Break: put the bamboo pole.

3. Radical: 扌.

Fourth, strokes: horizontal, vertical hook, lift, horizontal, apostrophe, point, apostrophe, horizontal, vertical fold vertical bend, horizontal, apostrophe, apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, apostrophe, pinch.

juē、jué。

Initials: J finals: üe

Tone: 1st tone, 2nd tone.

juē ]1, upturned: mouth. Tail. Braided.

2. Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (shé).

jué ]1, vertical vision shallow, talent short, such as "vertical villain, no big strategy".

2. Ancient "digging", control digging.

Detailed explanation of pouting words: stroke order diagram:

The pronunciation of pouting: juē, jué, the initial is j, and the final is ué.

Radical: 扌. Strokes: 15

Wubi: rduw

Basic explanation. Pouting juē

1. Upturned: Mouth. Tail. Braided.

2. Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (shé).

Pouting juē

1. Vertical vision is shallow, and talent is short, such as "villain, no big strategy".

2. Ancient "digging", control digging.

Pouting juē

1.Upturned: Pouting. Pouting the tail. Pigtails pouted.

2.Breaking: The bamboo pole is folded (sdiào).

Pouting juē

1.Pouting Shallow vision and short knowledge, such as "pouting villains, no big strategy".

2.Gutong "digging", controlling digging.

Pouting is a two-tone word, and the two pronunciations mean respectively:

一、撅 [juē]:

1. Upturned: pouting, tail pouting, pigtailed pouting.

2. Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (shé).

Second, pouting [ jué ].

1. Pouting is shallow and short-sighted, such as "pouting villain, no big strategy."

2. Ancient "digging", control digging.

Wubi: RDUW, Cangjie: QMTO

Radical: 扌部, structure: left and right structure.

Exterior strokes: 12, total strokes: 15

1. Pouting mouth [juē zuǐ].

Pursed lips to express anger or dissatisfaction: Don't keep pouting, can't I compensate you?

2. Ash pouting [huī juē].

Lime columns formed by punching holes in the four corners of the homestead and pouring lime mortar into the holes.

3. Pouting [juē tóu].

That is, the head of the pickaxe, similar to the edge of the pickaxe, a kind of digging agricultural tool, pouting with the iron.

4. Hard pouting [yìng juē juē].

It is described as very hard and disgusting, and the clothes are stiff and pouting, and it is uncomfortable to wear.

5. 锹撅 [qiāo juē].

It is a metaphor for persecution, a means of destroying others. Silver and silver sedan chair.

Explanation of the vertical destruction of the chain resistance.

Also known as "pouting". Judean outbreak. "The Biography of Wei Shu Cui Hao" Xian Chun :

Qu Begg's family called Gao Yi to be destroyed, and he was lonely and sent ...... for Yao's feudal colonyIt is angry with the creeping, betraying virtue to Yao Xing, pouting the villain, and having no major strategy. "The Thirteenth Year of Emperor Yixi of Jin'an": Qu Beggars do not think about repaying their kindness, but take advantage of the time, steal one party, and grudge against their neighbors; Although the villain can be violent for a while, he will eventually be devoured by others.

Hu Sansheng Note: "Pouting, the same as digging, its moon turns." Pouting, pouting from erection also.

Word breakdown Explanation of pouting pouting pouting ē cocked: pouting. Pouting the tail.

Pigtails pouted. Breaking: Breaking the bamboo pole (?).

Finish. Pouting é pouting vertical vision is shallow, and the talent is short, such as "pouting the villain, there is no big strategy". Gutong "digging", controlling digging.

Radical: 扌. Explanation of 立 vertical ù see "vertical". Radical: Stand.

1. Basic information.

Wubi 86 98: RDUW, Cangjie: QMTO, Zheng Code: DGZR, Four Corner Number: 51082, Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Character U+6485

Glyph structure. The beginning and end of the Chinese character is decomposed: 扌厥.

Breakdown of Chinese character parts: 扌厂丷一屮owed.

Stroke order number: 121134315233534 stroke order reading and writing: horizontal and vertical horizontal apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe, vertical apostrophe, apostrophe, apostrophe, apostrophe, and apostrophe, basic word meaning.

撅 juē, upturned: pouting. Pouting. Pouting the tail. Pouting with pigtails.

embarrassing to the face; Contradiction: Isn't this intentionally pouting?He pouted me plainly.

Break: One pinch and two sections|Break the branches. Fold the bamboo pole (shé). Break the stick. One pout, two paragraphs.

Local language: Staying aside, breaking blindly.

3. Other meanings.

jué, pouting Shallow vision and short knowledge, such as "pouting villains, no big strategy".

Ancient Tong "dig", excavate.

4. Other meanings.

guì lifts up the garment. The Book of RitesInternal Rules: "Don't get involved, don't pout." ”