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Anonymous users2024-02-07冉冄rǎn "Shape".
Pictographic. Original meaning: the appearance of weak and droopy hair).
Same as [tenderly].
冄, Mao 冄冄 also. - Sayings
Another example: Ran weak (weak).
Gradually, gradually. Often made "Ranran" [gradually] old Ran Ran, which is coming. - Lisao. Note: "Appearance." ”
Ran Nei, OK also. Ranran, enter. - Guangya".
Another example: Ran Ran Yoyo (action is fleeting); Ran Ran Entanglement (Slowly Soaring); Ran Nei Trend (referring to Shi Eun as a politician).
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Ran's explanation.
rǎn]1.The edge of the tortoise shell.
2. 〔a.Hairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branch" bSlowly, as in "the moon rises".
3.Surname.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05昕 [xīn].
xīn] when the sun is about to come out.
冉 [rǎn].
rǎn] The edge of the tortoiseshell.
Each [gè].
gě] 自儿 (gěr) self, also known as "self-own".
gè] each, different from each other:
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Anonymous users2024-02-04昕 [xīn].
When the sun is about to come out.
冉 rǎn1The edge of the tortoise shell.
2. 〔a.Hairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branch" bSlowly, as in "the moon rises".
3.Surname.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It's still there, right?! There are two meanings of : still, which are: Adverbs. Still: Despite the storm and rain, he still stuck to his post. Attachment and reluctance: Thinking of parting, still out of the house.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Pinyin rǎn
Explanation:1The edge of the tortoise shell.
Hairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branch" bSlowly, as in "the moon rises".
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Anonymous users2024-02-01There are three meanings:
1.The edge of the tortoise shell.
2. a.Hairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branch" bSlowly, as in "the moon rises".
3.Surname.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Ran means slowly, gave birth to a daughter, and wanted to be called Ran Ran, but her husband disagreed. I think it's good, and I want to call it Ranran.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30冉冄rǎn "Shape".
Pictographic. Original meaning: the appearance of weak and droopy hair).
Same as [tenderly].
冄, Mao 冄冄 also. - Sayings
Another example: Ran weak (weak).
Gradually, gradually. Often made "Ranran" [gradually] old Ran Ran, which is coming. - Lisao. Note: "Appearance." ”
Ran Nei, OK also. Ranran, enter. - Guangya".
Another example: Ran Ran Yoyo (action is fleeting); Ran Ran Entanglement (Slowly Soaring); Ran Nei Trend (referring to Shi Eun as a politician).
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Anonymous users2024-01-29冉 [rǎn].
The edge of the tortoise shell. Ran Ran AHairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branches"; b.Slowly, as in "the moon is rising".
Surname. Number of strokes: 5;
radical: 冂; Stroke order number: 25211
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Basic literal meaning.
1.The edge of the tortoise shell.
2. 〔a.Hairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branch" bSlowly, as in "the moon rises".
3.Surname.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27Ran 1The edge of the tortoise shell.
2.〔～a.Hairs, branches, etc. are soft and drooping; Such as "willow branch" bSlowly, as in "the moon rises".
3.Surname.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26冉冄rǎn "Shape".
Pictographic. Original meaning: the appearance of weak and droopy hair).
Same as [tenderly].
冄, Mao 冄冄 also. - Sayings
Another example: Ran weak (weak).
Gradually, gradually. Often known as "Ranran".
gradually]
The old man is coming. - Lisao. Note: "Appearance." ”
Ran Nei, OK also. Ranran, enter. - Guangya".
Another example: Ran Ran Yoyo (action is fleeting); Ran Ran Entanglement (Slowly Soaring); Ran Nei Trend (referring to Shi Eun as a politician).
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First, the words in parentheses are very important, (the fifth uncle happens to be at the second uncle's house) is used for explanation, indicating that the previous "eldest uncle goes to the second uncle's house." It is an adverbial, which only modifies the time, place, etc., not the backbone of the sentence, so "go to the second uncle's house to find the third uncle and say bad things about the fourth uncle" only modifies the subject of "eldest uncle". Second, the uncle is the subject, and the predicate is "stealing", but the definite is "being deceived by the fifth uncle to go to the sixth uncle's house", so the main offender is the fifth uncle, and the accomplice is the eldest uncle. >>>More