What can be grouped, how to form words, and what are the possible words?

Words that can be formed are: but, maybe, cute, terrible, ridiculous, recognized, heartful, hateful, shameful, terrible, pity, precious, etc.

一、但 [ kě shì ]

1. It indicates a turning point, and there are often conjunctions such as "although" in front of which indicate concessions.

2. Really; Really.

Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains".

The first paragraph: "If you want to talk about Uncle Yao, he is old and serious, and he has backbone, but he is one in a hundred." ”

2. May [ kě néng ].

1. It means that it can be realized.

Hong Shen. The Screenwriting Method of Cinema and Drama" Chapter 1: "Literature and art that does not really express attitude is in fact impossible. ”

2. Yes. Qing Huang Zunxian.

The poem "Wild Goose": "Maybe it is overseas, send the book of the deceased?" ”

3. Maybe. Ba jin.

Lyon: "A hostess handed me a gift at the table, which could be a book, a picture album, or a photo album. ”

4. Attributes that can be accomplished; Possibility.

Chapter 5 of Ba Jin's "Perdition": "If Du Daxin hadn't seen that incident here yesterday, then he would not have believed that a tragedy would have happened." ”

Compoundable words: terrible,

It's delicious, but, but

Yes, cute,

No, no, heart

Ridiculous, recognized

Possibly, alas

Abominable, horrible

Shameful, reliable,

Precious, contemptible

Suspicious, good

Gratifying, hateful

Desirable, desirable

Acceptable, desirable

Body, respectable

It's a coincidence, it's pathetic

Approachable, visible

It's a pity, it's lovely

Decent, abominable

Poor, hopeful

It is possible, it can be said, it is not possible.

Hello, the words can be formed as: terrible, but, lovely, hearty, ridiculous, maybe, recognized, wonderful, homeless, hateful, opportunity, incredible, pathetic, shameful, stupid, terrible, lacklustre, ambiguous.

In addition, Ke (pinyin: kě, kè) is a Chinese first-level general standard Chinese character (commonly used characters) [6]. This character was first found in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions.

The original meaning of "may" is generally considered to be consent and permission; First, the original meaning is singing. The extension from "consent" is used as an intentional action, to indicate suitability, and by extension, to opposite. It also means that it can and can, as auxiliary verbs.

By permission, it also implies that it is worth or should be. "Ke" is also used as an adverb to express the meaning of a turning point, which is equivalent to "but, but". "Ke" is also used before a number word to indicate an approximate number or approximate.

Ke is often used as an adverb in modern Chinese to emphasize the tone, to express rhetorical questions, unexpected, and exclamations. All of the above meanings are pronounced kě. In the pronouncements of several ethnic minorities in the ancient north, such as "khan" and "khodun" (khan's wife), "ke" is pronounced kè.

但[kě shì].

Connecting clauses, sentences, or paragraphs indicates a transition relationship, often echoing the previous although; Although the first layer of meaning is introduced, the second use can be a turn, leading to the opposite or inconsistent meaning. Equivalent to but.

Cola [kě lè].

Delightful. "Zuo Chuan: Thirty-one Years of Xianggong": "Virtue can be liked, and the voice is cola."

Jin Luji's "Wenfu": "The coke of Yizi is admired by the sages." "Song Su Shi's "Transcendent Table":

Everything is considerable, there is a respectable, there is a coke, and it is not necessarily strange and beautiful. "Poor.

Explainable.

kě] 1.Allowed: Permitted. Recognize. Peaceful.

2.Able to: See. Yes. In order to. Unbelievable.

3.Worthy, think: Pity. Sad. Kiss. See. Expensive. Singing and weeping.

4.Fits: Body. Mouth. Body.

5.End, full: Hard.

6.Approximately: Year 20. "Fish in the pond with a hundred heads".

7.It means a turning point, which is the same as "but" and "but".

8.Emphasized: He's all right.

9.It is used in rhetorical questions to strengthen the rhetorical tone: Who has seen it?

10.Use it in the interrogative sentence to strengthen the interrogative tone: He agrees with this?

11.Surname.

kè] Khan (hán) The title of the ancient Chinese Xianbei, Turkic, Hui, Mongol and other ethnic monarchs.

1. The compounds of can include terrible, but, lovely, hearty, recognized, ridiculous, maybe, hateful, terrible, shameful, reliable, precious, pity, contemptible, suspicious, acceptable, good, amiable, hateful, gratifying, desirable, visible, body, respectable, clever, poor, human, not, fierce, hateful, two, considerable, lamentable, feasible, dungeon, dispensable, playable, virtuous, and so on.

2. Basic Definition.

1. License: Recognition.

2. Can: unbreakable.

3. Worthy: cute.

4. Conjunctions. Still; But. Indicates a turning point: he is not very old, but his strength is not small.

5. Adverbs. 1. Emphasizing: The masses are very energetic in the struggle against drought! 2. Use it in the interrogative sentence to strengthen the interrogative tone: Do you know the excitement? It is said that this method is good, but who dares to guarantee that there will be no problems?

6. Suitable: Satisfactory. Delicious. Hearty.

7. Classical adverbs. Approximately: 20 years old.

kè ] khan is simply called khan. The title of the ancient Xianbei, Turkic (jué), Hui (hé), Mongolian and other ethnic groups known as auspicious monarchs. Khan (hán).

1. Glyph evolution.

2. Etymological explanation.

The literary version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Yes, yes. From the mouth, from the mouth, and from the voice. All that can belong to can be followed.

3. Related compounds.

1. Pitiful: The quantity is small or the quality is not worth mentioning.

Wang Xiyan's "Occupying the House" Part 1 Part 2: "However, he is too powerless, and his rescue is pitiful." ”

2. Terrible: makes people afraid.

Mao Dun "Midnight" 4: "The gunshots are even more terrible in this small room. ”

3. Yes: It means that it is possible or able.

Xia Yan's "Long Distance" VIII: "We thought we could always arrive in Guilin today. ”

4. But: How can it be?

The thirtieth chapter of "The Outer History of Confucianism": "The sages are like this! ”

5. Cute: Adorable.

Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" III: "The sun doesn't seem to be as lovely as it was just now!" ”

1. Words can be combined.

pity, hateful, terrible, shameful, reliable, precious, contemptible, gratifying, suspicious, respectable, good, filial piety returned, unacceptable, acceptable, desirable, coincidental, pathetic, amiable, bodyly, visible, hateful, lamentable, fierce, desolate, hateful, angry, human, not, considerable, desirable, poor, feasible, two-may, can be said, can be dun, virtuous, retribution, open, fork, nose, khazar, kanke, answer, can but, book, can be way, Provincial, can hurt, can be tolerant, can be neutral, can be treasured, self-can, can be conceived, can be eyed, can often be, can play, credible, can be healed, can be waiting, can be frequent.

2. Expansion. There are many different theories about the original meaning of "can". It is generally believed that "Ke" is a clever and hungry sound word, in which "mouth" is next to the shape to show that it is related to the sound of speech, and "丂" is the sound next to the sound.

In the pre-Qin period, although it was common to live on the right side of the "mouth" shape, there were also those who reversely lived on the left side of the "mouth posture" shape, and there were examples in the Yin Shang and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

1. Kexin: just in line with your wishes, agreeable.

2. Recognition: Licensing, acknowledging.

3. But: It means a turning point, and there are often conjunctions such as "although" that indicate concessions.

4. Terrible: makes people afraid.

5. Cute: lovable.

6. Possible: what can be achieved and can become a fact.

7. Ridiculous: shameful.

8. Homelessness: No home to return to, refers to displacement.

9. Wonderful: The description is too good to be expressed in words and language.

10. Lacklustre: I can't say what the merits are, there is nothing to praise, it is called "lackluster".

11. Terrible: Terrible.

12. Stupidity: It originally referred to people pretending to be stupid in order to deal with unfavorable situations, so as to avoid disasters, and was later used to describe people as extremely stupid.

13. Cute and cute: Describe naughty and coquettish, simple and childish appearance. Lovable.

Hello, there are many hosts: it may be terrible, but it is a pity that Coke is unreliable, it is incredible, it is possible, it is terrible, but, it is okay, it is delicious, it is lovely, it is unacceptable, it is heartfelt, it can be smiling, maybe, it is a pity, it is a pity, it is hateful, it is terrible, it is terrible, FYI.

Marco Polo, Coca-Cola,

Pepsi, cute,

Coke, cocaine,

Understandable, impeccable

Noncommittal, hot

It can be sung and cried, and it cannot be named

The lackluster can be seen

Force majeure, unstoppable

Incredible, pitiful

Keer, beautiful and delicious

Door can be full of birds, cocoa,

Unstoppable, strange goods can live

Small can be, the future is terrifying

Precarious, can

Invincible, indestructible

Khan, leaning on the horse

Codeine, helpless.

But. OK.

Possible. Lovely.

Pity. Can.

Reliable. "Poor.

Yes, pathetic, cola, cute, maybe, horrible, but.

Marco Polo, Coca-Cola,

Pepsi, Cocoa,

Cute, cola,

Cocaine, no trouble, no trouble

Impeccable, noncommittal

It's hot, it's hot, it's singing, it's crying

Indescribable, lackluster

It can be seen that force majeure

Unstoppable, incredible

Heaven pity see, Keer,

The beauty is delicious, and the door is full of birds

Unstoppable, strange goods can live

Xiao Ke, the future can be feared

It is precarious, and it can be flushed with liquid base

Invincible, indestructible

Khan, leaning on the horse

Codeine, helpless.

But, terrible, lovely, ridiculous, maybe, approved, heartly, hateful, shameful, terrible, reliable, pity, precious, contemptible, suspicious, hateful, gratifying, lovely, amiable, desirable, good, skillful, hateful, human, visible, decomic, feasible, poor, bodyly, lamentable, two, not, considerable, fierce, respectable, terrible, eyeable, rememberable, hurtful, talented.

Yes, possibly.

License. But they are indispensable.