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The pronunciation of sa is sà, the initial is s, the vowel is a, and the tone is the fourth tone.
1. The interpretation of Sa.
Onomatopoeia. Wind.
2. Compounds. Sasa, Xiao Sa, Sassy, Saran, Sasa and so on.
Compounds. 1. 飒飒 [ sà sà ].
Onomatopoeia. The sound of the wind blowing the branches and leaves of trees, etc.
二、小飒 [ xiāo sà ]
depression and coldness; Xiao Suo.
三. 飒爽 [ sà shuǎng ].
Described as heroic and vigorous.
Fourth, 飒然 [ sà rán ].
Describe the wind. Five, 沓飒 [ tà sà ]
1. Group dance.
2. Chaotic appearance.
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The pronunciation of <>飒" is: [sà].
Specifically, it has the following meanings:
1.The cool appearance is like "swimming in the spirit of the soul, and wearing the cloud clothes".
2.Describe the sound of the wind: autumn wind.
The words that can be composed of "飒" are.
飒飒 [sà sà].
Explanation: Describes the sound of the wind blowing the branches and leaves of trees, etc.
Sentence formation: The autumn rain hits the leaves and makes a rustling sound.
飒爽英姿 [yīng zī sà shuǎng] Explanation: heroic posture: heroic and mighty posture; Sassy: heroic and vigorous. Describe handsome, mighty, and energetic.
Sentence formation: The honor guard of the three armed forces heroically walked through Tiananmen Square and was inspected by the chief.
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What words to read with a wind word.
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The correct pronunciation of wind is feng, just read the first tone, you can try it.
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Isn't the correct pronunciation of wind? f eng, one voice.
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Feng pinyin: fēng
Radical: Wind Department.
Strokes: 4 strokes.
Wording: morphophonic; From insects, mortal sounds.
Definition: The phenomenon of air movement. Blowing by the force of the wind (to dry or purify things): to dry them in the sun.
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fēng is wind, and the wind in ancient pronunciation is pronounced fěng
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The correct pronunciation of wind is feng, a sound.
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A feng is fine like this.
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飒sà
Image(1) (morphophonic. From the wind, the voice. Original meaning: wind) Same as rustle; soughing]
Sa, Xiangfeng also. - Sayings
Rustle, the wind too. - Guangya".
The wind is rustling, and the wood is sloppy. - Chu Ci Nine Songs
The wind is blowing. - Song Yu's "Wind Fu".
2) Another example: sassy (gale); Sasa; Sa Ra (describes the sound of the wind).
飒sà鋕 (1) 狂风拉物 [(of fierce wind) drag; draw]
At the beginning of the dream, the swallowtail turned over the wind, and the Hunan curtain was chaotic. ——Ming · Tang Xianzu "Peony Pavilion".
2) withering; Decline [wither].
The years are twilight, and the grass is yellowing. ——Liang · Lu Qi's "Si Tian Fu".
3) 飞舞 [dance in the air; flutter]
Sassy. - Bao Zhao, "Flying Crane Fu". Another example: sassy (the appearance of flying in a group; the appearance of Zhongsheng); Sassa (state that long sleeves fly).
4) Fade and fall. Such as: sprinkle (floating down).
5) breeze
When Xu Xing, the wind is like a hibiscus. - Dunhuang Variation Collection
飒sà形 aging [decrept; senile]
The confidant is still not extreme, and the sideburns are already gray. - Cen Shen, "Cen Jiazhou Poems".
Commonly used phrases. Sassy, sassy, sassy.
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飒sà
Literal meaning]: 1The cool appearance is like "swimming in the spirit of the soul, and wearing the cloak of cloud clothes". 2.Describe the sound of the wind: autumn wind.
Phrase]: 1飒然 [sàrán] 2飒飒 [sàsà] 3飒爽 [sàshuǎng].
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飒 pronunciation: [sà].
Radical: Liwubi: umqy
Interpretation: 1The cool appearance is like "swimming in the spirit of the soul, and wearing the cloak of cloud clothes". 2.Describe the wind.
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飒 sà four tones.
Shape sound. The word is from the wind, from the stand, and the sound is also from the stand. "Li" is the province of "pulling".
立" and "wind" are combined to mean "the wind that lifts up an inclined object". Original meaning: walking close to the ground, encountering the wind of the object rising upward.
Escape: The sound of a strong wind pulling an object. Description:
The meaning of "lifting and pulling objects" in this word can be seen from the sentence of "Peony Pavilion": "At the beginning of the dream, the swallowtail turned over the wind, and the Hunan curtain was chaotic." ”)
Describe the sound of the wind: autumn wind.
Sa, Xiangfeng also. - Sayings
Rustle, the wind too. - Guangya".
The wind is rustling, and the wood is sloppy. - Chu Ci Nine Songs
The wind is blowing. - Song Yu's "Wind Fu".
ps: In addition, there is an interesting anecdote for you If you pay attention to Chinese table tennis, you will find that our Chinese players always shout "sa" at the end of a round In fact, someone has interviewed Chinese table tennis players who shouted "sa" On the one hand, this word is a broken fricative, very imposing, on the other hand, sassy autumn wind, heroic and sassy This kind of word is also accompanied by the meaning of the word to give athletes psychological assistance, hehe, I hope you are satisfied with my answer.
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Sass[sà]
Literal meaning:
The cool appearance is like "swimming in the spirit of the soul, and wearing the cloak of cloud clothes".
Describe the sound of the wind: autumn wind.
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飒sà [象] shape sound. The word is from the wind, from the stand, and the sound is also from the stand. "Li" is the province of "pulling". 立" and "wind" are combined to mean "the wind that lifts up an inclined object".
Original meaning: walking close to the ground, encountering the wind of the object rising upward.
Escape: The sound of a strong wind pulling an object.
Description: The meaning of "lifting and pulling objects" in this word can be seen from the sentence of "Peony Pavilion": "At the beginning of the dream, the swallowtail turned over the wind, and the Hunan curtain cui was thrown up. ”)
Same as escaping [rustle; soughing] 飒, Xiangfeng also. - Saying that the text is sassy, and the wind is also. - Guangya".
The wind is rustling, and the wood is sloppy. - Chu Ci Nine Songs
The wind is blowing. - Song Yu's "Wind Fu".
Another example: sassy (gale);
Sasa; Sa Ra (describes the sound of the wind).
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Sa sa reads the fourth tone.
If you don't understand, please ask.
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Hello [飒] sound [sà].
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