How many pronunciations are there and how to use them?

There are two pronunciations of 予字: yǔ and yú, when the pronunciation is yǔ, it is used as a given character; When pronounced yú, I use it as a personal pronoun.

予Pinyin: yú, yǔ, Zhuyin: Simplified radical: B, outer strokes: 3 strokes, total strokes: 4 strokes.

Traditional radicals: 部, Wubi 86: CBJ, Wubi 98: cnhj, Cangjie: ninn, Zheng code: xsxi, four corners: 17202

Structure: Single, Code: 0056, Location: 5172, Unicode: 4E88, Stroke Order: , 丨.

Interpretation: yǔ ].

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yú ]1.Personal pronoun. I.

2.Surname. Kanji strokes:

1.Give [jǐ yǔ].

Give (gěi): Help. Sympathize. Kind care. and give.

2.Grant [shòu yǔ].

Refers to the granting (honorary titles, medals, military ranks, degrees, etc.).

3.Give [fù yǔ].

To; Giving: Realizing the four modernizations is our glorious task in history.

4.寄予 [jì yǔ].

Give care, empathy, etc.

5.送予 [cì yǔ].

Awarded to: Knighthood.

There are 2 pronunciations of the word "予".

yu (third tone) grants, exempts, please give.

yu (second tone) to take what you want.

1. Yu's initial y, the final u, and the tone yǔ

2. Interpretation: Same as "Yu", I: Zhi Zixiong (boasting of wisdom, boasting of self-exaggeration). Ask (originally meant to take from me, ask from me; The latter refers to arbitrary request).

3. Radical: B.

Pronunciation: yǔ, yú.

yǔ: Initials, finals, tones are three tones.

yǔ: Initials, finals, tones are three tones.

Yu, the word huiyi, was first seen in the Warring States period script (Warring States Ancient Taoli), but has not yet been seen in the oracle bone inscription. In terms of glyphs, the glyph structure and meaning of the character "Yu" in the Warring States period (Fig. A) are unclear, while the character "Yu" in the small seal of the Qin Dynasty is composed of two triangles overlapping each other and a stroke below, and the whole character is like an outstretched elbow wrist, like two people giving something to each other, indicating that the word "Yu" and the word "and" are synonymous.

It all means "to give".

予, the Chinese character for pronunciation, is yú, yǔ and zhù, and the original meaning is to make others get, and by extension, it means praise.

When pronounced as yú, it is used as a pronoun that means me, which is equivalent to "zhi"; As a preposition, it means in, in, with; As a conjunction, it is equivalent to "while".

When pronounced as yǔ, it is used as a verb which means to give, to give (jǐ) and, **.

When pronounced zhù, the name of the emperor of the Xia Dynasty.

Giving words: giving: refers to a special gift other than a reward.

To give: It means to give to others the wealth that has been accumulated.

Grant: The language used in the official document to express permission, consent.

予, pronounced as yǔ, yú, initial y, final u, three tones, two tones.

Interpretation: Same as "Yu", I, such as to know, to beauty; The extended meaning is praise, praise, and so on.

Homophones: Yu, Yu.

Radical: B.

Stroke order: horizontal hook, dot, horizontal hook, vertical hook.

Number of strokes: 4.

Structure: Single structure.

Explanation of the group of words given1. Give [jǐ yǔ].

送 (jǐ): to help. Sympathize. Kind care. and give.

2. Give [fù yǔ].

To; Giving: Realizing the four modernizations is our glorious task in history.

3. Give [yǔ yǐ].

Given: Yes. Warn. Give someone a pat on the back. Criticize.

4. Sent to [jì yǔ].

Give care, empathy, etc.

5. 予美 [yǔ měi].

Refers to the person you love.

The pronunciation of 予 is yǔ and yú. 1. Interpretation of the given.

yǔ ] give. [ yú ]

Personal pronoun. I.

2. Compounds. Giving, giving, granting, giving, giving, etc.

Explanation of terms. 一、予 [ yǔ yǐ ]

Give. Qing Lin Zexu "Please review the regulations with the examiner in the Dingxiang Examination and prevent the scholars from attacking all kinds of evils": "If the first literary and artistic performance is not a major flaw, and only the points are stopped, they will participate in the performance according to the facts and be punished. ”

二、Grant [ shòu yǔ ]

Giving (medals, degrees, honorary titles, etc.).

三. 計予 [ jì yǔ ]

Refers to giving (sympathy, care, etc.).

Ai Qing's "Spring Postscript": "I am just a flute player in countless bands, just excited by this era and infinitely blessed with a bright vision." ”

Read: [ yú ]

1. Interpretation of [ yú ] :

1. Personal pronouns. I.

2. Surname. 2. The compound word of give [ yú ]:

Enterprise, give, give, give, give.

To take what you want, to say that you don't believe, and people don't give poison.

There are 2 pronunciations of the word "予".

yu (third tone) grants, exempts, please give.

yu (second tone) to take what you want.

予 [yú

Same as "Yu", I: Zhi Zixiong (boasting of wisdom, boasting of self-exaggeration). Ask (originally meant to take from me, ask from me; The latter refers to arbitrary request).

yǔ] to give: to. Give. Fu. To give. Life and death (also known as "life and death").

There are two pronunciations of 予字: yǔ and yú, when the pronunciation is yǔ, it is used as a given character; When pronounced as yú, I use the personal pronoun Zhengpaichang.

Yu Pinyin: He Sheng yú, yǔ, Zhuyin: Simplified radical: B, outer strokes: 3 strokes, total strokes: 4 strokes.

Traditional radicals: 部, Wubi 86: CBJ, Wubi 98: cnhj, Cangjie: ninn, Zheng code: xsxi, four corners: 17202

Structure: Single, Code: 0056, Location: 5172, Unicode: 4E88, Stroke Order: , 丨.

Interpretation: yǔ ].

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yú ]1.Personal pronoun. I.

2.Surname. Kanji strokes:

1.Give [jǐ yǔ].

Give (gěi): Help. Sympathize. Kind care. and give.

2.Grant [shòu yǔ].

Refers to the granting (honorary titles, medals, military ranks, degrees, etc.).

3.Give [fù yǔ].

To; Giving: Realizing modernization in four moves is our glorious task in history.

4.寄予 [jì yǔ].

Give care, empathy, etc.

5.送予 [cì yǔ].

Awarded to: Knighthood.