The expression is not the meaning of the genus that Su Huang belongs

He is absent-minded. The mind is not here. Refers to a lack of concentration of thought.

Idiom source: Mao Dun "Disillusionment" II: "Although the conversation changed direction, Jing still looked casually perfunctory. ”

Traditional Chinese Writing: The expression does not belong.

Zhuyin: Idiom language stool return method: make a definite sentence, adverbial coarse; Used in written language: General idioms.

Affection. Color: Unisex idiom.

Idiom structure: Subject-predicate rolling hunger idiom.

Generation: Contemporary idioms.

The genus reads zhu three tones, the same; Same meaning.

Genus: the same means, similar.

The expression and Su Huang are not paraphrased: the expression is not similar to Su Dongpo and Lu Zhi.

Participle explanation: 不属 (zhǔ): not similar.

Source: Wei Xueyun's "Nuclear Boat Story". The author uses vivid and concise language to describe the characteristics of the lifelike characters and scenery on the "nuclear boat", praises the exquisite skills of the boat carvers, and also highly praises the diligence and wisdom of the Han working people in ancient China.

Pronounced zhǔ, meaning similar.

The expression is not similar to Su Huang's expression, which means that the expression is not similar to Su Dongpo and Lu Zhi. From Wei Xuexun of the Ming Dynasty "The Story of the Nuclear Boat".

Word meaning: genus: shǔ, zhǔ

1.Category: Gold.

2.In biology, organisms of the same family are divided into several groups according to their similar characteristics, and each group is called a genus, such as cats, leopards, etc., and grasses are divided into rice, wheat, oats, etc. The genus is the following species.

3.Affiliation: Straight. Attach. Huangzhong County, Qinghai Province.

4.Belonging: Victory ends with us.

Should be read (shǔ) genus.

It should be "the expression is not with Su and Huang", that is, the expression is different from Su Shi and Huang Tingjian.

"Not belonging" is not a similar meaning. There is a PS in the book of the seventh grade: Please speak well in the future.

Read"zhu"Three tones! It means "similar"! Read"shu"It doesn't make sense!

shu, three tones.

Here it is said in the sense of "similar".

The original sentence is from The Records of the Nuclear Boat, which is an expository Chinese written by Wei Xuexun (c. 1596 c. 1625). From Zhang Chao's "Yu Chu Xinzhi" in the Qing Dynasty. This paper introduces the image of the "nuclear boat" by using the spatial order from the middle to the two ends, first the whole and then the part, from the front to the back, and the total score and the general narrative order, showing the author's praise for Wang Shuyuan's exquisite art and praise for folk art.

It reflects the great achievements of ancient carving art in our country. The author uses vivid and concise language to describe the characteristics of the lifelike characters and scenery on the "nuclear boat", praises the exquisite skills of the boat carvers, and also highly praises the diligence and wisdom of the Han working people in ancient China.

It should be read shǔ, which means "class", such as "there are good fields, beautiful bamboo and mulberry fields" in "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring";

If you read zhǔ, it is a "will", such as "belong to the composition to remember it" in "Yueyang Lou Ji".

It's zhu, right.,The phonetics on the language books are like this.,The teacher said the same thing.,zhu is a similar meaning.。

He is absent-minded. The mind is not here. Refers to a lack of concentration of thought.

Idiom source: Mao Dun "Disillusionment" II: "Although the conversation changed direction, Jing still looked casually perfunctory. ”

Traditional Chinese Writing: The expression does not belong.

Zhuyin: You Tansen

Idiom grammar: as a definite, adverbial; Used in written language.

Degree of Popularity: General idiom.

Affection. Color: Neutral idiom.

Idiom Structure: Subject-believing honorific idiom.

Generation: Contemporary idioms.