What is the side of the drink What is the side of the drink called

<> drink"The radical is: 饣.

<> drink"The pronunciation: [yǐn], [yìn].

Interpretation:

yǐn] : to drink, specifically to drink: 水思源|Chang. Drinkable: Cold. Hanshinobi: Hate.

yìn]Water for livestock: Horses|Cattle.

Sentence formation:

食马 [ yìn mǎ ] gives water to a horse.

For example: drinking horses to cross autumn water, the water is cold and the wind is like a knife.

茹毛酒血 [ rú máo yǐn xuè ] 茹: to eat. It is used to depict the life of primitive people who do not use fire and eat animals raw with hair and blood.

For example, the days of Ru Mao drinking blood are gone.

酒鸩quening thirst [ yǐn zhèn zhǐ kě ] is a metaphor for using the wrong way to solve immediate difficulties without regard for the serious consequences.

For example, Yang Sichang's method of levying and training salaries was to make the imperial court drink to quench thirst.

食思源 [ yǐn shuǐ sī yuán ] When drinking water, you remember where the water came from. The parable does not forget the original.

For example, it is also the meaning of his drinking water and thinking about the source.

swallow sound drink cry [ tūn shēng yǐn qì ] describes crying silently.

For example, in the old society, the servants of the landlord and the old rich lived a life of swallowing and crying all day long.

开淮享酒 [ kāi huái chàng yǐn ] is a metaphor for opening one's mind and drinking to one's heart's content.

For example: Li Kui didn't know what the plan was, he only cared about drinking heartily, and didn't remember the words Song Jiang commanded.

食起居 [ yǐn shí qǐ jū ] refers to the daily life of a person.

For example, when it rains in the valley, it rains a lot, and the diet and daily life should be adjusted.

食恨而後 [ yǐn hèn ér zhōng ] dies with resentment or grievances in one's heart.

For example, the little girl Xingniang died a thin life, and she became ill because she missed Lang Jun, and died of hatred two months ago, and she was buried in the suburbs.

食 [ yǐn shuǐ ] to drink water. Give water to the animals.

For example, if you drink a slurry, you will only drink water, and you will be poor in drinking.

不酒專泉 [ bù yǐn dào quán ] is likened to being incorruptible.

For example: thirst does not drink stolen spring water, heat does not cease to evil wood shade.

Drink pinyin: yǐn yìn

Radical: 饣.

Compounds: decoction piece, cow drink, drinking field, catering, drink, drink, drink, booze, crying, drinking hate.

Interpretation: [ yǐn ].

Drinking, specifically refers to drinking: water thinks of the source, smooth. Drinkable: Cold. Hanshinobi: Hate.

yìn ] to give water to livestock: horses, cattle.

The radical of drinking: 饣.

Pinyin: yǐn

Interpretation: 1Drinking, also specifically refers to drinking:

Think of the source. Wine. Weeping (tears streaming down the face, flowing into the mouth, describing sorrow to the extreme).

Quench your thirst. 2.Refers to something drinkable:

Cold. Material. Food.

3.A type of decoction in traditional Chinese medicine: fragrant soy.

sub (decoction to be taken at no specified time). 4.Traditional Chinese medicine refers to a condition in which the transport of water and fluid in the body is not conducive to stopping in the abdominal cavity or limbs

Phlegm. Suspend. Overflow.

5.Hanshinobi: Hate.

Reputation (prestigious, praised). 6.Hidden (mò): feather.

Drink [yǐn].

Radical: 饣部五strokes:qnqw strokes:7strokes。

1.Drinking, also refers to drinking: water thinks of the source. Wine. Weeping (tears streaming down the face, flowing into the mouth, describing sorrow to the extreme). Quench your thirst. 2.Refers to something drinkable: cold.

The radical of drinking: 饣.

Pinyin: yǐn

Interpretation: 1Drinking, also specifically refers to drinking:

Think of the source. Wine. Weeping (tears streaming down the face, flowing into the mouth, describing sorrow to the extreme).

Quench your thirst. 2.Refers to something drinkable:

Cold. Material. Food.

3.A type of decoction in traditional Chinese medicine: fragrant soy.

sub (decoction to be taken at no specified time). 4.Traditional Chinese medicine refers to a condition in which the transport of water and fluid in the body is not conducive to stopping in the abdominal cavity or limbs

Phlegm. Suspend. Overflow.

5.Hanshinobi: Hate.

Reputation (prestigious, praised). 6.Hidden (mò): feather.

The side of the drink is (饣) called (next to the word food).

Drink pinyin: yǐn yìn

Radical: 饣.

Compounds: decoction piece, cow drink, drinking field, catering, drink, drink, drink, booze, crying, drinking hate.

Interpretation: [ yǐn ].

Drinking, specifically refers to drinking: water thinks of the source, smooth. Drinkable: Cold. Hanshinobi: Hate.

yìn ] to give water to livestock: horses, cattle.

The radical of drinking: 饣.

Pinyin: yǐn

Interpretation: 1Drinking, also specifically refers to drinking:

Think of the source. Wine. Weeping (tears streaming down the face, flowing into the mouth, describing sorrow to the extreme).

Quench your thirst. 2.Refers to something drinkable:

Cold. Material. Food.

3.A type of decoction in traditional Chinese medicine: fragrant soy.

sub (decoction to be taken at no specified time). 4.Traditional Chinese medicine refers to a condition in which the transport of water and fluid in the body is not conducive to stopping in the abdominal cavity or limbs

Phlegm. Suspend. Overflow.

5.Hanshinobi: Hate.

Reputation (prestigious, praised). 6.Hidden (mò): feather.

The radical of the drink is called: next to the word food.

The ...... of drinking waterWhat is the radical called?

It has to do with "coming to the mouth", these actions.

Self is done through the mouth.

Mouth, oracle bones like a man's open mouth. The original meaning of words: nouns, mouths, organs used by humans to eat, breathe, and pronounce.

Drink is a Chinese character that is a left-right structure, and when pronounced hē, it refers to swallowing liquid drinks or liquid food; When pronounced hè, it means to shout loudly.

Eating refers to the use of hands or tools (chopsticks, forks, spoons, etc.) to deliver food into the mouth, chew through the teeth, and then enter the stomach through the esophageal tube, and then complete the entire digestion process by the digestive system.

It has to do with the "mouth", and these actions are carried out through the mouth.

The oracle bone inscription of "mouth" is like an upward mouth shape, and the upper part has the meaning of out, so it is mostly used to refer to pronunciation and speech.

Chinese characters with "口" as the radical and character family are mostly related to pronunciation and speech.

The radical of the drink is: 饣.

Drink means:

Motivation and awareness. Oracle glyphs. On the right is a human figure, on the upper left is a person with his tongue out, and on the lower left is a wine jar (unitary). The elephant man stretched out his tongue and drank from the jar. The small seal evolved into "drinking", and the official book was "drinking". Original meaning: to drink.

Same as the original meaning. Sometimes it refers specifically to drinking.

Another example: binge drinking (heavy drinking); Drinking water and algae (drinking water and eating light food.) Feelings of distress or depression); drinking tea; Drink it all in one go; Drinking water (drinking water).

Contain; Endure. Another example: drinking hatred and ending (dying with hatred); drinking grievances (including grievances); Drink silently (endure without saying a word); Drink gas (forbearance).

hidden; Hiding. Through "hidden".

Another example: drinking zhang (anonymous cantata).

Famous wines. Another example: drinkers (drinking friends, drunkards); Drink Hao (refers to a large amount of alcohol); Drinking order (liquor order).

Collectively refers to diet. diet]。Such as: food (food); Eating and drinking men and women (referring to the desire to eat and lust); Drinking party (dinner, wine banquet).

Drink. Another example: cold drinks; Hot.

The radical of drinking: 饣.

Pinyin: yǐn

Interpretation: 1Drinking, also refers to drinking: water thinks of the source. Wine. Weeping (tears streaming down the face, flowing into the mouth, describing sorrow to the extreme). Quench your thirst. 2.

Refers to something drinkable: cold. Material. Food. 3.

A type of decoction in traditional Chinese medicine: fragrant soy. sub (decoction to be taken at no specified time). 4.

Traditional Chinese medicine refers to a condition in which the transport of water and fluid in the body is not conducive to stopping in the abdominal cavity or limbs: phlegm. Suspend. Overflow. 5.

Hanshinobi: Hate. Reputation (prestigious, praised). 6.

Hidden (mò): feather.

The side of the drink is: 饣.

Drinking, the ancient character is like the appearance of people bowing their heads and holding their respects to drink, the original meaning refers to drinking, and by extension, it refers to drinkable things such as drinks. From drinking, it is extended to holding, swallowing, and accumulating in the heart. The above meaning is pronounced yǐn. 食 also means to give water to livestock to drink, pronounced yìn.

The side of drink is 饣, and drink is a commonly used Chinese word, and the original text is found in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription. The ancient character of drinking is like the appearance of people bowing their heads and drinking with respect, and the original meaning refers to drinking, and by extension, it refers to drinks and other drinkable things. From drinking, it is extended to holding, swallowing, and accumulating in the heart.

The side of the word drink is the side of the food supplement on the left.

The side of the drink is the part on the left.

drink Traditional Chinese characters: drink Variant characters: 淾飮.

Pinyin: yìn yǐn Zhuyin: Simplified radical: 饣 Partial strokes: 3 Total strokes: 7

Traditional radicals: food side strokes: 9 Total strokes: 13

The side of the drink is: 饣.

饣 (飠) shí is the same as "food". Used as a side.