What hangs down? What does it mean to hang down?

1. (Silently) drooping.

2. (Slowly) hang down.

3. Hang down (slowly).

4. (sadly) drooping.

5. (Shame) hanging down.

1. Scattered: (hair, branches, etc.) scattered and drooping.

For example, the willows hang down from their slender and soft branches, like the long hair of a girl who has just washed her hair and has not braided it.

2. Ranran: (leaves, branches, etc.) soft and drooping appearance.

For example: the sun is like fire, and the willows are falling.

3. Slowly: gradually, slowly, not all at once.

For example, he slowly lowered his arms and looked at the ground with deep sorrow.

4. Sad: uncomfortable.

For example, he hung his head in grief and came to the king and begged to let him go.

5. Weakness: no strength.

For example, I clutched my phone and watched people in white coats go in and out, carrying them on stretchers and into the car.

6. Softness: Describe weakness.

For example: The giant tortoise's huge head tilted, and its eyes drooped softly, and even the ** on the turtle's feet gradually loosened up.

Silently, slowly, slowly, sadly, and shamefully.

Writing: Blow down gently. Hang down slowly.

Slowly drooping, slowly drooping.

Slowly drooping.

Hang down hard.

Slowly. Gently. Shy. That's all I know, think for yourself the rest!

A spider escaped from the web, which means: hang, hang.

1. Pinyin and paraphrasing of the pendulum:

愡 [ chuí ].

1. Hang things at one end.

2. Honorifics, which are used for the actions of others (mostly elders or superiors) towards themselves.

3. Pass it on to future generations.

4. Approach, soon.

Second, the radical of the pendulum: 丿.

3. The structure of Chinese characters: upper and lower structure.

Fourth, the wording method: shape and sound.

Weeping willow, dying, vertical, drooping, drooping.

From the word "hanging", we can sense the eagerness of the spider to escape the storm.

This sentence comes from the text "Thunderstorm" in the second volume of the second grade of the People's Education Edition.

Excerpt from the original text: The sky is full of dark clouds, and the black and heavy down. The leaves on the trees are motionless, and the cicadas do not make a sound. Suddenly, a strong wind blew the branches of the trees. A spider hangs down from the web and escapes.

The difference between hanging down and falling down is: different references, different usages, and different emphasis.

First, the reference is different.

1. Hang down: Hang down at one end.

Example sentence: The aerial roots of this big banyan tree hang down from the trunk of the tree more than two zhang high and penetrate into the ground, with thirty or fifty thick roots, which is simply a huge harp.

2. Fall: Fall, fall.

Example sentence: A pouring of rain fell down, covering the cool hall of Zen Morning Douzhong, and he sat in it and still thought about it without turning a deaf ear.

Second, the usage is different.

1. Hanging down: Li Heng's "Late Autumn": Summer goes to autumn, the grapes are ripe, and large bunches hang down from the cracks of the leaves. They are crystal clear, like pearls of color, round and large, and the water is smart.

2. Falling: Wu Hai's "Sichuan": We had just walked through the corner of the mountain for a while, and suddenly we heard a loud sound behind us, and then, a huge falling rock rolled down from the mountain, so dangerous.

Third, the focus is different.

1. Hanging down: Hanging down means hanging down from top to bottom, not falling to the ground.

2. Falling: It is falling from top to the ground.

Stroke order: apostrophe, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal, horizontal.

Number of strokes: 8.

Structure: Single structure.

Basic Interpretation: Vertical, a standard first-level character (commonly used word) in modern Chinese, pronounced as chuí in Mandarin Huiji, was first seen in the oracle bone inscription era of the Shang Dynasty. In the six books, it belongs to the shape and sound characters.

The word "vertical" is explained as "far side" in "Shuowen Jiezi". From the sound of the earth. is for the cut.

The basic meaning of "hanging" is that things hang at one end, such as Huai changed to weeping willows;The extended meaning is to pass it on to future generations, such as immortality. In modern Chinese usage, the character "hanging" is mostly used as a verb hanging, such as hanging (to describe the appearance of drooping).

Etymological evolution: The vertical character was first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription, and the shape and sound of the character. The glyphs of the oracle bone inscription and the ancient seal inscription are a plant with drooping branches and leaves on the soil.

The original meaning is "sagging" and "lead and low judgment". For example, "Zhuangzi": "All unkempt heads are abrupt and crowned."

By extension, "circulation". For example, "Shangshu": "Descendants of Detrai."

Ancient books pass "陲", frontier. Eventually, it gradually evolved into a simplified version of the regular script "vertical". <

"Hang down", pinyin chuíxiàlai, means that something hangs at one end, drooping from top to bottom, without falling to the ground. From Li Heng's "Late Autumn": Summer goes to autumn, the grapes are ripe, and large bunches hang down from the cracks in the leaves.

They are crystal clear, like pearls of color, round and large, and watery.

Example sentences: 1. The branches of the willow tree hang down in the water to be washed.

2. The heavy ears of grain hang down.

3. This blow made the leaves that had not moved at all swing up, and the spiders on the web also hung down and fled.

4. He climbs to the thinnest part of the branch, and as long as his weight is pressed, it will hang down, and then gently slide down from the branch.