What are the polyphonic words for fold ?What is the polyphonic word for folding?

<>folding" has three pronunciations, namely [ shé] zhé] and [zhē ] which mainly means broken and lost;It also means to bend or flip.

1. Break [shé] break, loss.

語本 [ shé běn ]: to lose money.

Depreciation [ shé hào ]: The loss of quantity of goods in the process of transportation and preservation.

長折 [ kuī shé ] loss of capital.

2. Break [zhé], break, bend, lose.

Origami [ zhé zhǐ ] The art of folding paper into the shape of various objects.

Break [ zhé duàn ]: Break due to excessive force or excessive bending.

Fold [ zhé dié ] folds one part of an object next to another.

折失 [ zhé sǔn ]: damage;Loss.

3. fold [zhē] flip, turn upside down.

Toss [ zhē teng ]: to turn over and over.

The Chinese character "fold" has three pronunciations: shé, zhé, and zhē, and when pronounced as "zhē", it means flipping and turning upside down.

When pronounced "zhé", it has the meaning of breaking, breaking or bending, buckling, etc.

When pronounced as "shé", it means "break", "loss", etc. It can also be used as a surname, pronounced "shé".

Folded polyphonic word compounds:

1、[zhē]

Toss, fold, fold, dry, fold, fold, fold, do not toss, fold, fold, fold.

2、[shé]

Depreciation, depreciation, loss, scale, folding, refusal, folding, folding,

3、[zhé]

Breaking, origami, frustration, torment, folding, folding, folding, climbing, folding, folding, folding, folding.

The Chinese character "fold" has three pronunciations: shé, zhé, and zhē, and when pronounced as "zhē", it means flipping and turning upside down. When pronounced "zhé", it has the meaning of breaking, breaking or bending, buckling, etc. When pronounced "shé", it means "broken", "lost", etc.

It can also be used as a surname, pronounced "shé".

Extended Information:Glossary:

First, toss. 1. Pinyin: zhē

téng2, interpretation: a form of action that turns things over and over again, repeats them and tortures them.

Second, the fold. 1. Pinyin: shé

běn2, interpretation: refers to the loss of capital, loss.

3. Loss. 1. Pinyin: kuī

zhé2, interpretation: refers to the loss of capital.

Fourth, breaking. 1. Pinyin: zhē

duàn2, interpretation: refers to the fracture due to excessive force or excessive bending.

5. Origami. 1. Pinyin: zhē

zhǐ2, interpretation: It is an artistic activity in which paper is folded into various different shapes.

The pronunciation of fold is: shé; zhé；zhē 。

1. When folded and pronounced as shé, it means: broken; Loss; Surname.

The words are: folded book; loss; Wear and tear; folding scales; Pedaling; Thousand folds.

2. When folded and pronounced as zhé, it means: to break; Loss. Bend; change direction; Be convinced; Convert into; Redemption; Discount; Fold; Excerpts.

The compounds are: frustration; Torture; Fold; Origami; Be convinced; Discount; abrasion; Compromise.

3. When folded as zhē, it means: flip; Upside down.

The compounds are: toss; folding baskets; dry folding; Fold over.

fold, polyphonic characters, pinyin: zhé, shé, zhē.

zhé: Discounts.

shé: Folded book.

zhē: toss.

1. The folded polyphonic words are:

1. Fold shé: folding, losing, folding, folding, folding, etc.

2. Folding: breaking, frustration, torture, folding, surrendering, etc.

3. Fold zhē: toss, dry fold, fold, etc.

2. Basic Definition.

shé ]1, broken (mostly used for long strips): the branch is broken. The table leg snapped.

2. Loss: Discounted capital. Wear and tear;

3. Surname. [ zhé ]

1. Breaking; Break: Fracture. Broke the branches.

2. Losses: Losses and generals.

3. a bend; Bend: Twist and turn. Indomitable.

4. a rotation; Turning Direction: Turning Point.

5. Surrender: heart breaking.

6. folding; Trade-off: Discount. Discounting. Fractalization.

7. When buying and selling goods, subtract a number according to the marked price, and subtract to a few tenths of the original price called a few discounts or deductions, for example, the price of one yuan is reduced to nine corners is called nine folds or nine deductions, and the reduction to seven corners and five points is called seven or five discounts or seven five deductions: fold in half. Get 10% off.

8. Each script of the Yuan Miscellaneous Drama is divided into four folds, and one fold is equivalent to a later one.

9. There are zigzag strokes in Chinese characters, and the shape is "乛乚 B" and so on.

10. Surname. 11. Folding: folding fan. Folding rulers. She folded the letter and put it in an envelope.

12. Excerpt: Fold. Passbook.

zhē ]1, turn ** fold heel.

2. pour (dào) to turn it upside down: the water is too hot, fold it with two bowls and it will be cold.

1. Glyph evolution.

2. Etymological explanation.

The literary version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": broken, broken. From the catty, Tan Chang said.

The vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": folding, chopping. The glyph uses "jin" as the side, indicating that the grass is cut with an axe, which is Tan Chang's statement.

3. Related compounds.

1. Depreciation. [shé hào]

Quantity loss caused by the manufacture, transportation, storage, etc. of goods or commodities: pickled into pickles with fresh vegetables, which is very depleted. Vegetables were consumed hundreds of catties in transit.

2. Folding. [shé guó]

In ancient warfare, killing an enemy and cutting off his left ear counted his merits.

3. Origami. [zhé zhǐ]

A type of handicraft for children, which is folded with paper into the shape of an object.

4. Folding. [zhé dié]

Flip one part of the object next to the other: fold the clothes. Fold the futon neatly.

5. Don't toss.

bù zhē teng]

A folk term known to all ages in a vast area of northern China. Refuse to repeat, refuse to flip, refuse to torture.

1. Compound words with the pronunciation [shé]: folding, folding, folding, folding, folding, folding.

2. Compound words pronounced [zhé]: breaking, origami, frustration, torment, folding.

3. Compound words with pronunciation [ zhē ] : toss, fold, dry fold, fold, fold.

1. Interpretation of the pronunciation [shé]:

1. Broken (mostly used for long strips): branches. The table leg hit.

2. Loss: Ben. Consume.

2. Interpretation of pronunciation [ zhé ] :

1. Breaking; Broken: Bone. Broke the branches.

2. Losses: Losses of generals.

3. a bend; Bending: Curved. Indomitable.

4. a rotation; Change direction: Turn . Just walked out the door and came back.

3. Interpretation of the pronunciation [ zhē ] :

1. Turn over ** heel.

2. pour (dào) to turn over and turn it upside down: the stuffy chain water is too hot, and it will be cold with two bowls. 3

fold is a polyphonic word with three pronunciations, and the pinyin is shé, zhé, and zhē.

Basic definition: 1. fold [ shé ].

1. Broken (mostly used for long strips): branches.

2. Loss: Ben. Consume.

3. Surname. 2. Fold [ zhé ].

1. Breaking; Broken: Bone.

2. Losses: Losses of generals.

3. a bend; Bending: Curved. Indomitable.

4. a rotation; Change direction: Turn .

5. Convinced: heart.

6. folding; Offset: Price.

7. When buying and selling goods, subtract a number according to the marked price, and reduce it to a few tenths of the original price called a few discounts or deductions, for example, the price of one yuan is reduced to nine corners is called nine folds or nine deductions, and the reduction to seven corners and five points is called seven or five discounts or seven or five deductions: right. Hit nine.

8. Each script of the Yuan Miscellaneous Drama is divided into four folds, and one fold is equivalent to a later one.

9. There are zigzag strokes in Chinese characters, and the shape is "乛乚 B" and so on.

10. Surname. 11. Folding: Fan. Ruler.

12. Excerpt: play. Deposits.

Three, fold [ zhē ].

1. Turn over ** heel.

2. Zhongyan burns and pours (dào) over and down: the water is too hot, and it will be cold with two bowls.

1. Refraction. Sentence formation: Italian astronomer and jujube scientist (1564-1642); It is demonstrated that objects of unequal weight descend at the same velocity; The refinement of the refractive telescope allowed him to make many new discoveries.

Explanation: (Matter) causes the refraction of light rays that pass through the void.

Second, the folding. Sentence formation: Firstly, according to the dynamical equations of the band transport model, the establishment of the light-induced space charge field in the light-refractive crystal and the resulting refractive index change are discussed.

Explanation: Fang sells.

3. Wear and tear. Sentence formation: But I found that the true qi in my body was depleted a lot, and it was only sixty percent of what I did on weekdays.

Explanation: Quantity loss caused by the manufacture, transportation, storage, etc. of an item or commodity: pickled into pickles from fresh vegetables, is very large. Vegetables were transported to several hundred pounds.