What does it mean? What does it mean?

The ancient Chinese literary words are borrowed as sarcasm, and people like to chew words when they speak, but they don't talk about reality.

It is to describe the words of the crepe, and the vernacular is the meaning of this and that.

From]: Song Wenying's "Xiangshan Yelu": "What can you do to help?" ”

Example]: When he speaks to people, he is always full of words, so that people do not understand it.

synonyms]: chewing words, chewing words, and chewing words.

Antonyms]: Yes.

Syntax]: associative; as the subject and object; Derogatory.

The imaginary characters of classical Chinese.

This is extended to speak in a crepe.

Modal words and pronouns in classical Chinese.

Pronunciation: zhī hū zhě yě.

Citation: Tang Lu Yan's "Lu's Miscellaneous Sayings": Li said: "How can the public be a meeting, how can it be a language aid, and what is the difference between those who are common?" ”

synonyms: chewing words.

It also makes sentences1, don't He Song say more, I still have to do some small errands to make ends meet, and I hope that Brother Tai will leave the address after seeing the letter! Because you want to make a living, you can't talk about the people in the past, and now people don't want to do this, and you can't forgive me, brother.

2, Lao Li has read poetry for a few years, and when he speaks, he is "the one who cares", chewing the words in the stove.

3. When he speaks to people, he is always full of Zen to accompany Zheng Zheye.

4. After a while, the imperial doctor arrived, and he also said to Lan Hui after taking the pulse.

5. When he speaks to people, he is always full of words, and he teaches people what he doesn't understand.

6. We are not saints, let alone poor and sour talents.

7. Chic life, knowing the heart, and the one who cares about it is also good.

8. Don't be full of mouthfuls, a nerd atmosphere.

The original meaning of "Zhihu is also" is the four verbal particles commonly used in classical Chinese, so it also refers to the basic ability that a reader should have, and is later used to ridicule the reader for only knowing how to chew words and not being able to solve practical problems; It can be used as a subject and object in a sentence.

In ancient times, people loved to chew words and quote scriptures, which was considered to be "dropping the book bag". In society, some people also learn from the ancients, and the export is some half-literate words, and sometimes they are full of "the peacekeeper", which is considered to be a kind of vassal elegance and reckless behavior, which is very ridiculous.

From]: Song Wenying's "Xiangshan Yelu": "What can you do to help?" ”

Example]: When he speaks to people, he is always full of words, so that people do not understand it.

Syntax]: associative; as the subject and object; Derogatory.

It is also a literary particle of ancient Chinese, which is still used in the southern dialects, but because of the separation of Chinese characters and ancient Chinese sounds, it is generally no longer recorded with this character, but with modern Mandarin phonetics such as "cut, drop, of, Ka, 咯, what, ha, 呀, yes".

Zhihu is also commonly used in classical Chinese as a modal word.

Example]: When he speaks to people, he is always full of words, so that people do not understand it.

Source: Song Wenying's "Xiangshan Yelu": "What can you help?" ”

synonyms: chewing words: describing words with excessive consideration. Refer to the dead words and do not pay attention to the spiritual substance.

The text is paraphrased:Chinese idioms. Contained:

From the Song Dynasty physicist Zhou Dunyi's "Tongshu Wenci": "The text carries the Tao." The wheel is decorated and the people are mediocre, and the decoration is also vain.

Wen Yi Zai Tao is a view of the role of literature in society. The development of "Wen Yi Ming Dao" proposed by Han Yu and other ancient literary activists in the Middle and Tang dynasties has been perfected by the interpretation of Zhou Dunyi, a Song Dynasty scholar.

"Wen Yi carries the road" means that "Wen" is like a car, and "Dao" is like the goods carried on the car, and the destination can be reached through the car. Literature is also the means and tools for spreading the "Tao" of Confucianism.

1. Zhihu is also a Chinese idiom, pinyin is zhīhūzhěyě. It means that sarcastic people like to chew words when they speak. Borrowing refers to a discourse or article that is half-written and half-written; It is also used to describe classical Chinese, and also to describe half-literate articles. From (Song) Wenying's "Xiangshan Yelu".

2. "Zhi, Hu, 者, also" is a commonly used auxiliary word in classical Chinese, which is often used to describe half-literate words or articles.

That's it. Explanation] These four words are all empty words, and sarcastic people like to chew words when they speak. It also describes half-written words or articles.

Example of destroying balance] He speaks to people, always full of mouth, so that people do not understand it.

synonyms] bite the text and chew the word, and the mu is also cautious.

Antonyms]: Yes.

Syntax]: associative; as the subject and object; Derogatory.