Xiang has several pronunciations, how to form words respectively

1、dé

Arrive. Lose. Benefit. Empty. Convenient. Force. Aid. Heart.

2. Děi Speaking can be noted.

3. DE runs fast. Incense: Very.

It is a Chinese character pronounced de, dí, dì, dī (pronounced dik1 in Cantonese), which ranks first in modern Chinese and has a long history of evolution. It is used after the definite sentence and can also be used in the middle of the subject-verb phrase, and the word "of" is the most used word among the 56008 common words in modern Chinese.

The word "of" has four Mandarin pronunciations.

Pronounced as: de, a commonly used structural particle. For example, this ruler is a small flower.

Pronounced: dí, true, certain, as in "indeed".

Read: dì, arrow target, such as "purpose", "no arrow", "many arrows".

Pronounced as: dī, the sixth edition of the Modern Chinese Dictionary in 2012 officially pronounced the "的" in "士" as dī.

de (small).

di (hit).

di second tone (indeed).

Di fourth tone (yes).

Pinyin, dí, dì, de (soft, small, large), dī (oral pronunciation, 打的, taxi ).

1. The polyphonic words and phrases are:

1. When pronouncing dé, the words are as follows: worthy, obtained, decent, happy, and successful.

2. When reading de, the words are as follows: remember, get, give, seem, feel.

3. When pronouncing děi, the words are as follows: always gain, gain and loss, must gain, must gain, and can be said.

2. Interpretation: [ dé ].

1. Get (as opposed to "loss"): take. Benefit. If you don't enter the tiger's den, you will be a tiger. If you get it done, you'll also have some benefits.

2. The result of the calculus is two, three, six. Five minus four.

3. Suitable for: Use. Body.

4. Proud: self.

5. Done: Dinner. The clothes have not yet been made .

6. When ending the conversation, express consent or forbidden:

7. When the situation is unsatisfactory, it means that there is nothing to be done: , this one is broken again!

8. Auxiliary verbs. Used before other verbs, it indicates permission (mostly found in decrees and official documents): the money is not to be used without permission.

9. Used before other verbs, it means that it may be like this (mostly used in the negative form): the canal was just dug yesterday, and it was not finished for three days.

de ] is used after the verb to indicate that the action has been completed (mostly seen in the early vernacular): to go out.

děi ]1, auxiliary verb. Need: This project will take three months to complete. How much manpower did it take to build this reservoir?

2. The negation of "getting" is "not necessary" or "not used", not saying "must not".

3. Auxiliary verbs. It expresses the inevitability of speculation: it is about to rain heavily, and if you don't leave quickly, you will get drenched.

4. Comfortable; Satisfaction: This sofa sits really.

Xiang Pinyin: [xiàng].

Lately. yī xiàng]

Name) a period in the past: Okay. (Vice) means from the past or last time to the present: Thrifty. Nearly consistent.

Directional. dìng xiàng]

Defend the mind) to determine the direction. In a certain direction: Admissions|Cultivate.

Yearning. xiàng wǎng]

Moving) hoping to obtain or achieve a certain thing or realm out of love and envy. Near-longing.

To. tóu xiàng]

Defection mostly refers to the way to make a living and a job that can make money.

Up. xiàng shàng]

1.Towards a higher or highest position.

Thriving. xīn xīn xiàng róng]

Shin Shin: The appearance of vigorous vegetation. Rong: Lush. The original description of the vegetation grows luxuriantly. Now it is a metaphor for the vigorous development and prosperity of the cause.

Be invincible. suǒ xiàng wú dí]

Direction: Refers to the place where the power is reached. Invincible: There is no opponent to resist. Describe the military as powerful and overwhelming.

Weathercock. fēng xiàng biāo]

An instrument that indicates the direction of the wind.

Late. xiàng wǎn]

When night comes.

Invincible. suǒ xiàng pī mǐ]

Direction: Where the wind blows. Invincible: The grass and trees lodging in the wind. Wherever the wind blows, the grass and trees fall with the wind. The power of metaphor is so powerful that nothing can stop you wherever you go. It is also known as "everything goes".

Crying to the corner. xiàng yú ér qì]

Corner: Corner. Crying: Crying, crying quietly. Crying in the corner. The metaphor is sad because of loneliness, frustration, or despair.

People's hearts are back. rén xīn xiàng bèi]

People's hearts: the aspirations of the people. Toward: Returning, advocating. Back: Divergence. It refers to the defeat of the people, and the masses of the people support or oppose it.

Dizzy. yūn tóu zhuàn xiàng]

Refers to a dizzy mind and a lack of discernment.

See kàn

Make eye contact with people high or objects: See. Book. Even.

Observation, judgment: disease. Good (according to the market situation, it is estimated that a certain commodity will sell well).Thorough (thorough, deep understanding or recognition.) Also known as "see through", "see through").The wind makes the rudder.

Visit, Visit: Look. Friend.

Take care of it, treat: Xun Hall Heavy Qi Chang Hang (zhòng).Light. Treat.

I think, I think: law.

Try it first and see how it turns out: do it

Beware, be careful: don't run, fall.

Arrangement: Tea. Wine. Seat.

See kān guard, watch: protect. Detain. Door. Green (the caretaker is bearing fruit and immature crops).