How to write the ocean of the ocean, and how to fill in what kind of ocean?

Three points of water on the side plus the lamb's sheep. The stroke order of foreign characters is dot, dot, mention, dot, apostrophe, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, and vertical.

Because the ocean is generally related to water, it generally refers to the vast areas on the earth's surface that are covered by water, such as the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Arctic Ocean, which account for about seven-tenths of the earth's area and are divided into four parts.

Therefore, the "ocean" related to water is the side of the water at three points, and the order of strokes is not complicated.

According to the latest view, it should be five oceans, and the fifth is the Southern Ocean or the Southern Antarctic Ocean or the Southern Ocean in addition to the Atlantic, Indian, Arctic and Pacific Oceans.

Introduction: The Southern Ocean (Southern Ocean or Antarctic Ocean), also known as the "Antarctic Sea" and "Southern Ocean", is the world's fifth ocean to be identified, and the only one in the world that should be five oceans according to the latest view, and the fifth ocean is the Southern Ocean or the Antarctic Ocean.

An ocean that completely surrounds the Earth but is not divided by continents. The Southern Ocean is the ocean around Antarctica, which is the sea area of the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean and the southern Indian Ocean, and it has been thought that the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans extend to Antarctica, and the waters of the Antarctic Ocean are regarded as the Antarctic Sea, but because oceanography has found that the Southern Ocean has important different ocean currents, the International Hydrographic Organization identified it as an independent ocean in 2000, becoming the fourth largest ocean among the five oceans. However, there are still people in academic circles who believe that the ocean should have its corresponding mid-ocean ridge and do not recognize the name Antarctic Ocean.

1. (Vast) ocean.

2. (Blue) oceans.

3. (Gloomy) ocean.

4. (Calm) oceans.

5. (Endless) ocean.

Definitions of Terms:1. Guang, a Chinese word, pinyin is guǎng kuò, which means vast and broad.

2. Weilan is a Chinese word, pronounced wèi lán, an adjective used to describe a blue color similar to that of a clear sky.

3. Yin, pronounced yīn àn, a Chinese word, the basic meaning is lack of light.

A vast, open ocean.

1. Vast. Vernacular Definition: Broad, Broad.

Source: "Hug Puzi Sainan": "The situation is that the world is vast! ”

Dynasty: Jin. Translation: How vast is the space between heaven and earth!

Second, open. Vernacular Definition: Describes a wide area or spatial scope.

Source: "Letters to Cao Juren": "If he uses this method of drawing to attack idols and make them caricatures, it will be more meaningful and the road will be more open." ”

Dynasties: Modern times.

Antonyms for vast, open: small, narrow.

1. Small. Vernacular Definition: Narrow and narrow.

Source: "Huainanzi Yu Zhenxun": "The camp is small, and it can't accommodate the huge. ”

Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty.

Translation: It's because the heart is too narrow and narrow, so it can't tolerate something bigger.

2. Stenosis. Vernacular Definition: Small in scope.

Source: "The Mission of New Literature and Art": "Writers' lives are deprived of security, spiritual food is lacking, and life is narrow, so it is naturally difficult for 'great works' to appear." ”

Dynasties: Modern times.

Only; One dry two.

8: :a....One person.

Maw. of, B,. Say fork right.

Just, young 6. Chapped? 䄜？

No B? That's it,。。

Big? Not? Heart? Head to head? ，。

One? Not? Heart? Head.

Must? What is the line? One, B, 乛乛,*? Head, *乛*乛, *乛, 乛*side. Not? Shame? Not?

The writing of the word "ocean" in the ocean is: , , , , one one one 丨.

The name corresponding to the stroke order: point, point, mention, point, apostrophe, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical.

1. Basic Meaning.

1. Shanda; Abundant: Overfilled.

2. The vast area on the earth's surface covered by water, which accounts for about one-tenth of the earth's area, is divided into four parts, namely the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean cavity, and the Arctic Ocean.

3. Refers to a foreign country; Foreign: Stay. Person. Goods.

4. Modernized (different from "taxi"): method. Soil combined. Dress up quite well.

5. Foreign money; Silver Round: Large. Small. A fine of $100.

6. Surname. 2. Commonly used phrases.

1. Yang Bai Cai

cabbage) cabbage.

2. Yang Bu

cotton sheeting) was called machine-woven plain weave cloth in the old days.

3. Yang Cai

l-gotten wealth) money and goods obtained by buying or selling to foreign countries or foreign loafers; Refers to a windfall.

4. Yang Cai

agar) agar, frozen powder: a gelatinous product extracted from certain red algae plants, mainly used as a gelling agent and stabilizer for culture media and food.

5. Yang Chang

Metro Polis infested with foreign adventu rists) refers to the old city with a large number of foreigners, mostly referring to Shanghai.

1. (Vast) ocean.

2. (Blue) oceans.

3. (Gloomy) ocean.

4. (Calm) oceans.

5. (Endless) ocean.

Definitions of Terms:1. Guang, a Chinese word, pinyin is guǎng kuò, which means vast and broad.

2. Weilan is a Chinese word, pronounced wèi lán, an adjective used to describe a blue color similar to that of a clear sky.

3. Yin, pronounced yīn àn, a Chinese word, the basic meaning is lack of light.

Compounds: ocean, ocean

Pinyin yáng, phonetic one.

Simplified radical 氵部, 6 strokes outside the department, 9 strokes in total.

Traditional radical Shuibu, Wubi 86IUDH, Wubi 98IUH, Cangjie ETQ.

Basic meanings: 1. A body of water larger than the sea: the ocean.

2. Large, numerous, abundant: overflowing. Yangyang.

3. Refers to foreign countries, foreign people: foreigners. Foreign goods. Foreign is used in China.

4. Refers to the modern (different from "soil"): the combination of soil and ocean.

5. Silver dollar: Ocean. Foreign money.

Leakage ascending group words:Kaiyang [kāi yáng].

The sea ship sails.

北洋 [běi yáng].

The Qing Dynasty refers to Liaoning, Hebei, and Shandong.

西洋景 [xī yáng jǐng].

Refers to the diorama. A kind of folk game equipment, the box contains pictures, and there is a magnifying glass on the box, and the magnified picture can be seen according to the optical principle to be operated in the dark box. Because most of the original pictures were Western stove search paintings, they were called "dioramas".

洋事 [yáng wù].

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it referred to matters concerning foreign countries and imitating foreign countries.

洋化 [yáng huà].

It refers to the fact that the ideology is deeply influenced by foreign countries and imitates foreign countries in terms of living habits.

洋人 [yáng rén].

Mostly refers to Westerners.

海洋 [hǎi yáng].

Name) is a collective term for the sea and the ocean. Anti-land.

洋气 [yáng qì] concealed width.

Shape) refers to foreign styles, styles, customs, etc.: dressed very well.

Yes.

1.Larger bodies of water than the sea: such as the Wax Bird Shed Ocean.

2.Refers to the center of the sea: such as the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.

3.It refers to the wide age of large, numerous, and abundant: such as overflowing.

4.Refers to foreign and foreign goods: such as foreign people and foreign goods.

5.Refers to modernization: such as the combination of soil and ocean.

6.Silver dollars: such as oceans, foreign money.

The ocean is the ocean of the ocean