What do people mean when they say I m moldy? Ask for answers

Bad luck means bad luck. People are getting more and more unlucky, which means that people are getting more and more unlucky. Ungood luck refers to a bad state, especially a bad state of health or health, fate or future.

It is often used to condemn or cry out in pain. Originated in the feudal era, if a scholar wants to be an official, he must take the examination of the science and rock examination. In the Ming Dynasty, it was difficult to admit by examination, and if you were admitted, you would set up a flagpole in front of the door; If you fail the test, the flagpole will be taken down, which is called "inverted frieze".

The "frieze" is originally a horizontal log on the door, which refers to a high pole. The pronunciation of "lintel" is similar to that of "mildew", and people in Jiangsu and Zhejiang have bad luck and bad luck in case of trouble called "inverted frieze", that is, "unlucky".

Moldy Interpretation: Literally it is a lower plant, a type of fungus, often parasitic on the surface of food and clothing, filamentous, branched, no chlorophyll, of course, the meaning of the words is different, but most of them are still the same in essence.

Let's talk about it"Compounds and meanings of "mildew":

Mold: refers to the deterioration and discoloration of organic matter such as flammable matter due to mold growth.

Unlucky: Bad luck, bad luck.

Mold: Generally refers to Candida albicans, which is a type of fungus.

Aspergillus: an important strain in the fermentation industry and food processing industry.

In the case of Li Shushang, it is about the meaning and combination of "mold".

It refers to the state in which an object has a fungus due to moisture or other reasons, and it also refers to the meaning that a person encounters something bad, that is, unlucky.

Basic literal meaning.

1.Lower plants, a class of fungi, often parasitize on the surface of food and clothing, are filamentous, branched, and have no chlorophyll: bacteria. White. Green.

2.倒 (dǎo) When things are unfavorable, things are bad. Also known as "inverted frieze".

3.Food, clothing, etc. are affected by hot flashes and mold: hair. Rotten. Change. Gas. Bean curd.

The 5,000-year-old culture of the Chinese nation is broad and profound, and Chinese characters are no exception.

There are many meanings, there are original meanings, extended meanings, basic meanings, combine the answers upstairs, depending on which one you want.

In what context is it used.

Moldy. Unlucky. It's just broken.

Paraphrasing 1Lower plants, a class of fungi, often parasitize on the surface of food and clothing, are filamentous, branched, and have no chlorophyll.

2.倒 (dǎo) When things are unfavorable, things are bad. Also known as "inverted frieze".

3.Food, clothing, etc. are affected by hot flashes and grow mold.

Pronounced [méi].

Compound words: mold, white mold, penicillium, unlucky, mildew, mildew, mil

Sentence formation Aspergillus flavus may produce toxic metabolites that can endanger human health.

Scientists say the mold that causes potato blight has a huge set of genes.

Erythromycin is a secondary metabolite synthesized by R. saccharopolysporus.

Among the allergenic drugs, antibiotics and Chinese medicines are more common, especially oral penicillins.

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Lately, he's been experiencing bad luck.

I had just dodged the car when I ran into a tree on the side of the road, which was really unlucky.

If the grain is wet, it should be dried in time, otherwise it is easy to become moldy.

Occasionally take out the memories to bask in the sun to make the memories that started to mold fresh again.

Under certain conditions, optical measuring instruments will develop mildew, fog and rust, which is called the "three pests".

Lao Mould described the bad luck of people recently, and they are always very unlucky.

Ungood luck refers to a bad condition, especially one about health, destiny or future. It is often used to condemn or cry out in pain. Originated in the feudal era, if a scholar wanted to be an official, he had to take the imperial examination.

In the Ming Dynasty, it was difficult to admit by examination, and if you were admitted, you would set up a flagpole in front of the door; If you fail the test, the flagpole will be taken down, which is called "inverted frieze". The "frieze" is originally a horizontal log on the door, which refers to a high pole. The pronunciation of "frieze" and "mildew" is similar, and people in Jiangsu and Zhejiang will be unlucky and unlucky to call "inverted frieze", that is, "unlucky".

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