What are the homophones? What is Alien Words?

There are many homophones, such as:

cù caught off guard by urging.

fēng beacon fire sharp mountain peaks.

zhàn azure blooms.

yāo coercion, invite, die, shout.

lián linger on the good quality of the scythe contact.

Behind the Mpemba phenomenon, a cup of cold water and a cup of hot water are placed in the freezer compartment of the refrigerator at the same time, which glass of water freezes first? "Of course the cold water froze first! "I believe that many people will not hesitate to do this.

Unfortunately, this answer is wrong. The mistake was discovered by Mpemba, a junior high school student at Magamba Middle School in Tanzania, Africa. One day in 1963, Mpemba found that the hot milk he kept in the freezer of his refrigerator froze before the cold milk of his classmates.

This puzzled him, so he immediately ran to the teacher and asked for advice. The teacher said easily, "You must be mistaken, Mpamba."

Unconvinced, Mpemba tried again, but the hot milk froze before the cold milk. One day, Dr. Osborn, Head of the Department of Physics at the University of Dar es Salaam, visited Mpemba's school. Mpemba mustered up the courage to ask the doctor his question.

Dr. Osborn said, "I can't ask you questions right away, but I promise to do this experiment myself as soon as I get back to Dar es Salaam." As a result, the doctor's experiment was exactly what Mpemba said.

As a result, this phenomenon is known as the "Mpemba phenomenon". For more than 40 years, the "Mpemba phenomenon" has been recognized as truth to this day. It doesn't end there.

In 2004, Yu Shunxi, a girl from Xiangming Middle School in Shanghai, questioned this phenomenon. Under the guidance of Huang Zengxin, a famous science and technology teacher, Yu Shunxi and two other female students began to study the Mpemba phenomenon. They use sugar, water, milk, starch, ice cream and other ingredients to collect.

So-called"Alien words", also called"Variant words, heteromorphic words", refers to words in the language with the same phonetic meaning but different written forms. What is said here"The form of the text is different"It does not refer to different font forms such as official script and regular script, nor does it refer to different glyphs such as orthographic characters and variant characters, but refers to different Chinese characters. For example"Strokes"with"Strokes"It's a pair of alien words"Whoops","Whoops","Howling"with"Howling"It's a group of alien words.

Chinese alien words have monosyllabic ones, such as:"Flowers"with"Chemistry"It's a pair of monosyllabic heteromorphic words, because"Spend money, spend time"It is also possible to write"Money, time";There are also polysyllabic ones, for example"By language"with"Case Language"is a pair of two-syllable heteromorphs"Baer dogs"with"Horn dog"is a pair of three-syllable heteromorphs"Crackling","Crackling"is a pair of four-syllable heteromorphs.

Alien characters have rich cultural and archaeological value. Alien characters are historical concepts, which can be used to examine the cultural information of different eras; Alien characters are regional concepts, which can be used to examine the cultural information of people's different cognitions of things in different regions; The heteromorphic characters are the witness of the development of Chinese characters themselves, and the trajectory of the evolution of Chinese character formation methods can be examined. Alien characters are a product of social life, and the influence of politics, culture, and social customs on them can be examined.

Alien characters have rich cultural and archaeological value. Alien characters are historical concepts, which can be used to examine the cultural information of different eras; Alien characters are regional concepts, which can be used to examine the cultural information of people's different cognitions of things in different regions; The heteromorphic characters are the witness of the development of Chinese characters themselves, and the trajectory of the evolution of Chinese character formation methods can be examined. Alien characters are a product of social life, and the influence of politics, culture, and social customs on them can be examined.

Inherited from Chinese Traditional.

Homographs: Words that have the same glyph but have no connection in meaning. (Same words, different meanings, and sex are not limited).

Such as: Observing words (verb, looking) color Taoist view (noun, Taoist residence).

Put (verb, hold) steady direction put.

preposition, introducing a certain subject) he chases away. Pull him a handful (measure word, number of pulls) Knife handle (noun, handle.

Dafu (noun, doctor) Dafu (noun, ancient official name).

Off (Close) Off (Gate).

Landlord (landlord) Landlord (east side of the house).

Polysemy words: Words with more than two meanings are called polysemous words. A polysemous word is a word that has multiple meanings, and there is often a connection between several meanings.

Polysemous words are symmetries of "monosemous". A polysemous word is a word that has several distinct but interrelated meanings, which are extended meanings of the same original or fundamental meaning. In order to reflect the increasingly complex objective phenomena in the development of social production, it is inevitable that people will use the original words to express other related things, so that the old and new meanings will coexist.

Homophones: Another name for "homonyms". Homophones refer to a group of words with the same sound, rhyme, and tone, but completely different meanings. The syllables of language are finite, and to represent more and more objective things, some homophones will inevitably be produced.

Polyphonic words: Polyphonic words are words that have two or more pronunciations, different pronunciations have different meanings, different usages, and different parts of speech.

Polysemous words refer to duanling words with two or more meanings. Such as:

Wide" meaning:

The distance between the crosses is large: the road is wide.

Relax, relax: Listen to his words, and my heart is half relieved.

Not harsh, not demanding: leniency.

Generous, generous: The standard of living has improved, and the money on hand is much wider than in the past.

Homophones refer to a group of words with the same phonetic and glyph but no connection between the meanings. Such as:

Don't":

Farewell: Farewell, my alma mater.

Stretched or stuck: Don't wear the colonel's badge.

Don't, don't: don't go.

The connection between the two is that both contain two or more meanings, but the meaning of the multiple meanings between the polysemy words is connected, while the meanings between the multiple meanings of the homophones are not related.

Perfect homonym

Refers to words that have the same pronunciation and spelling, but have different meanings, such as:

1 pop p&p n pop song pop p&p n daddy pop p&p n bang.

2 last l a:st a last last l a:st v last last l a:st n last.

3 scale skeil n scale skeil n scale skeil n scale skeil n scale skeil v climbing.

4 Mean m i:n v means mean m i:n a mean m i:n a mean.

5 tense tens n tense tens a taut.

Homonymous English words are as follows:

1. sew:[su] sewing; sow: [su] seeding.

2. dear: [die] dear; Deer: [die] Deer.

3. meet: [mi:t]; mete: [mi:t] boundary; meat: [mi:t] meat.

4 right: [rart] correct, right; write:[rart]; wright: [rart] worker; Rite: [rait] Ritual.

Gain, gain, gain, walk, get, God, score, get, go, afford, do, decent, vote, get, very, offend, name, get, idle, get, see.

Dezi is a special Chinese character with a variety of pronunciations, each of which represents a meaning, and the third sound has to be a verb.

The basic meanings of the words it contains are as follows:

1 Yes, yes.

2 Extremely comfortable, very pleasant: at this time you need to be able to take a cool bath, and you will be satisfied. Detailed Meaning Verbal Meaning 1 is used in colloquial language to mean that there must be, definitely. For example, this project will take three months to complete.

2 It is absolutely necessary or desirable to do it.

Homophones are known as homophones in linguistics, and they refer to Chinese characters in Chinese with the same pronunciation but different glyphs. Although homophones do not have much practical impact in everyday life, they still have some significance for language communication and cultural inheritance.

First of all, homophones can increase vocabulary and make Chinese expressions more colorful. For example, "wushu" and "dance" are both words that denote sports, but since the official name of "wushu" is "guoshu" and the official name of "dance" is "guobiao", homonyms may be used when we need to distinguish between the two words.

Secondly, homophones can also help us better understand and memorize Chinese. Homophones are widespread in Chinese, and if we only know the pronunciation of the tomato, but cannot determine how they are written or meaning, then we will encounter great difficulties in reading, writing, and communicating. Through the use of homophones, we can better grasp the relationship between the shape, sound, and meaning of Chinese characters, so as to better understand and apply the Chinese language.

In addition, homophones can also improve the accuracy and fluency of language communication. By using homophones, we can avoid misunderstandings and ambiguities caused by differences in the pronunciation of Chinese characters, thereby improving the accuracy and fluency of language communication. For example, "she he" and "it baboon" are often used interchangeably in colloquial language, but this can be avoided if homonyms are used.

In general, homophones have a certain positive effect in language communication and cultural inheritance, but they need to pay attention to appropriateness and rationality when using them.