What are the pronunciations, how to form words, and what is the pinyin of catching

There are two pronunciations: dǎi and dài.

1. Catch dǎi:

1. Interpretation: catching, specifically refers to being chased or trying to catch.

2. Compounds: catch mosquitoes; arrest spies; Cat and mouse.

Second, catch dài:

Interpretation: to, and.

Compound: Strength is not enough.

Interpretation: Capture.

Compounds: arrest; arrest system; Catch the creation.

Extended Materials. Caught:

1. Simplified radical: 辶.

2. Extramural strokes: 8

3. Total strokes: 11

4. Traditional radical: 辵.

5. Wubi 86&99: vipi

6. Cangjie: yld

7. Zheng code: wxkv

8. Stroke order reading and writing: horizontal folding, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, point, mention, apostrophe, point, point, horizontal folding, apostrophe, pinching.

9. Decomposition of the beginning and end of Chinese characters: 辶立.

10. Decomposition of Chinese character parts: Li.

11. Synonyms: catch.

12. Antonyms: put.

Interpretation: dài

1.to, and: force has not been.

2.Capture: Capture. System.

dǎi catch, catch, used colloquially: rat. Locust.

逮: dàidǎi

Simplified radical: 辶.

Interpretation: dài

1.to, and: force has not been.

2.Capture: Capture. System.

dǎi catch, catch, used colloquially: rat. Locust.

1. Pinyin: dài, dǎi

2. Interpretation: 1. To, and: force.

2. Arrest: Catch. System.

3. Radical: 辶.

Fourth, strokes: horizontal folding, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, point, lifting, apostrophe, point, point, horizontal folding, apostrophe, pinchingExtended Materials. 1. 逮累 [dǎi lèi].

Judah arrested. Tired, through the "restriction".

2. Just arrest. jiù dǎi]

Arrested. 3. Not caught.

wèi dǎi]

Not as well; Not reached.

4. Private arrest. sī dǎi]

Private arrests. 5. Caught.

dǎi zhì]

Until; Wait until.

6. Arrest. dǎi dǎi]

Urbane, peaceful, and good-looking.

There are two pinyin for catching:

dài]1.to, and: force has not been.

2.Capture: Capture. System.

dǎi]1.Catch: Cat and mouse.

Dai has a third tone and a fourth tone.

arrest, arrest, arrest, arrest, arrest, arrest

Catch, catch, catch, catch

1. Strokes: 1 horizontal fold, 2 horizontal, 3 horizontal, 4 vertical hooks, 5 points, 6 mention, 7 apostrophes, 8 points, 9 points, 10 horizontal folds, folds, and skimming.

2. Pronunciation: dǎi

3. Explanation: catch; Catch. It is only used colloquially, not for compound words: mouse.

Arrest, arrest, arrest, sitting, leading, raising, sucking, attacking, arrest

The catchy words are as follows:

Caught, arrested, consulted, will be arrested, hooked, arrested,

逮 (dǎi, dài) is a Chinese character with 8 strokes outside the department and 11 strokes in total, which means to catch, catch. In many dialects, "catch" plays a very important role as a common word, and its meaning varies from place to place.

More widely in the Xiangxi region, "catch" has become a necessary colloquial language, slightly equivalent to "good", and its pronunciation is dài. For example: Can Sun Yi be caught doing this thing?

It means whether this thing is good or not. Northern Henan dialect: The northern Henan dialect means to withdraw and go.

For example, before they arrived, I caught them first.

In Chongqing and central and western Hubei, the word "dài" has multiple meanings. It is generally used as a noun prefix and becomes a verb-object group: doing things is called catching things; Playing poker, mahjong and other entertainment activities, called "catch a few games" and so on.

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