What words can be formed What are the words that can be grouped together

Young. What words can be formed. ：

larvae, young, naïve, juvenile, preschool, young

Young compounds: toddler, preschool, naïve, toddler, maternal and young, young, young and young, larvae, juvenile, young, young and old, young and old, young and young, young and old.

Explanation of words: 1. 長小序序 [ zhǎng yòu yǒu xù ] Obey age, abide by duty, and be courteous and harmonious and orderly.

2. 長小尊卑 [ zhǎng yòu zūn bēi ] is used for the generations of people. Refers to the size of the generation and the level of status.

3. Infant stool Tanxue Zhuang Xing [ yòu xué zhuàng xíng ] young: young. Learn:

Learn. Zhuang: In the prime of life.

Action: Action. It refers to the hard work and learning at the age of the cherry blossom when he is young, and the time he uses it to display his ambitions when he is in his prime.

4. Carry the old and help the young [ xié lǎo fú yòu ] Fu: 搀見. Carrying: Carrying, pulling. Holding the old man and holding the child. Describe a lot of people walking in groups.

5. respect for the old and love the young [ zūn lǎo ài yòu ] Respect for the elders, love for the younger generations, and describe a person's good moral character. Respect for the elderly and love for the young is a traditional Chinese virtue.

6. 小有教 [ yòu yǒu suǒ jiào ] The inch is shorter than the ruler, but when used for shorter places, it shows its length. The metaphor of ordinary people or things will also have their strengths.

Kindergarten, preschool, preschool, childish, young

Young, young pinyin: yòu, number of strokes: 5 strokes, radical: 幺. Animation: Young stroke order.

Basic Meaning: Young.

Pinyin: [yòu].

Young, newborn: toddlers. Larvae. Seedling. Infancy.

Children: Early childhood education (jiào). Teachers. Help the old scum or rush to carry the young.

Caring for children: "The young are young, and the young are young." ”

1. Larva [yòu chóng] A young organism that hatches from an egg after the embryo of an insect is developed in the egg. For example, maggots are the larvae of mosquitoes, and maggots are the larvae of flies. Also refers to the larvae of certain parasites.

2. 幼小 [yòu xiǎo] 未年年; Not Mature: Young. Young minds. Young fruit trees.

3. Help the old and carry the young [fú lǎo xié yòu] Carry: pull, lead. Holding the old man and leading the child.

4. 小功 [yòu gōng] Kung fu practiced in childhood by opera actors and acrobats.

5. 老少 [lǎo yòu] The elderly and children: suitable for the old and the young.

1. Larvae [yòu chóng] A young organism that hatches from an insect egg, and its morphology is different from that of an adult insect.

2. Fu Lao and Bring Young [fú lǎo xié yòu] Fu: 搀助. Carrying: Carrying, pulling. Holding the old man and holding the child. Describe a lot of people walking in groups. It is also known as "bringing the old and helping the young".

3. Juvenile [yòu nián] (名) The period from about three years old to about ten years old.

4. The youngest son, the youngest son, the youngest son: The youngest son of our family is very cute.

5. Toddler [yòu ér] Children from one foot old to six or seven years old.

6. 長小序序 [zhǎng yòu yǒu xù] Obey the age, abide by the duty, and be courteous, harmonious and orderly.

1. Larvae [yòu chóng] A young organism hatched from an insect egg, with a different morphology from an insect that grows into an insect.

2. Fu Lao and Bring Young [fú lǎo xié yòu] Fu: 搀助. Carrying: Carrying, pulling. Holding the old man and holding the child. Describe a lot of people walking in groups. It is also known as "bringing the old and helping the young".

3. Juvenile [yòu nián] (名) The period from about three years old to about ten years old.

4. Youngest son [yòu zǐ] name) youngest son, youngest son: Our family's is very cute.

5. Early childhood education [yòu jiào] Abbreviation for early childhood education.

6. 老少 [lǎo yòu] The elderly and children.

7. Juvenile [yòu tǐ] A young creature that rolls in or out of the mother for a short time.

8. Toddler [yòu ér] Children from one foot old to six or seven years old.

9. 長小尊卑 [zhǎng yòu zūn bēi] is used for people's generations to rush to divide the side. Refers to the size of the generation and the level of status.

小 yòu

Shape and meaning. From 幺 (yāo), from force. Small.

Young and young. Ben Si Frank: Young such as:

Young lord (the monarch of the old and the young); Juvenile (young); Ambition (ambition at an early age); Young Monarch (Young Monarch); young orphans (young orphans); young children (young children); Young Meng (young); Young (young and cautious and honest); Juvenile (juvenile); juvenile crushed (inflicted); Early childhood (early childhood studies); Larvae.

Another example: young and strong (adolescence); Juvenile (Chinese medicine refers to pediatrics, also called "Xiaofangye Shengmai"); Young women (teenage girls. borrowed from the word "wonderful"); Infant (child).