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Anonymous users2024-02-06The usage is like "了", but the tone is stronger.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The meaning of the clump is as follows:1. 咯 [gē].
Onomatopoeia. 2. 咯 [luò].
Arguments. 3. 咯 [kǎ].
Use force to get things out of your esophagus or trachea.
4. 咯 [lo].
Particle. The usage is like "了", and the tone is heavier.
The radical of the coar: mouth.
Chinese character structure: left and right structure.
Lettering: morphophonic. From the mouth, every voice.
Chinese character stroke order: vertical, horizontal fold, orange Min horizontal, apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, 捺, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal.
1. 咯咯 [ gē gē ].
Describe the crow of a hen.
2. 咯嗒 [ gē dā ].
Onomatopoeia, the cry of the chicken; Describe repeated recitation.
3. 咯腾 [ gē téng ].
The sound of the heart pounding. Described as surprised.
4. 咯巴 [ gē bā ].
Also known as "giggle". Onomatopoeia.
5. 咯当 [ gē dāng ].
Onomatopoeia. The sound of the clock moving.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Giggles for an explanation.
See " Gurgle ".
The word decomposition of the word 咯 is explained in a coarse way ǎ to force something out of the esophagus or to pretend to be a servant trachea: hemoptysis. Phlegm .
Knock out the fish bones. 咯 ò 語語. The rock lacks a particle, which is used in a way that is "了", and the tone is heavier:
Absolutely. 咯ē onomatopoeia: giggle.
radical : 口; Explanation of bar bar ā onomatopoeia: the sound of the bar, the tip of the pen is broken.
The ɑ particle, used at the end of the sentence, indicates the mood of approval, speculation, command, request, etc.; Used in a sentence to indicate a pause. radical : 口;
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Pinyin gē, luò, kǎ, lo are pronounced differently, indicating different meanings. Pronounced gē. Used in onomatopoeia.
Such as "cluck", "cluck", "squeak" and so on. Pronounced luò. See (pyrrole).
Pronounced as kǎ. Cough vigorously so that the contents of your throat come out: phlegm, hemoptysis.
Pronounced lo. Particle. It's equivalent to "le", of course.
That's good.
The word "咯" is the left and right structure, the shape and sound of the word, from the mouth, each sound. Stroke order: vertical, horizontal, horizontal, apostrophe, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, a total of nine paintings.
Sentence formation: Twitter: When the chickens heard the rabbit say this, no one cared about eating it anymore, and immediately ran away with a cluck.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02咯咯 pinyin: [ gē gē ]
咯咯 [gē gē].
Onomatopoeia. Hiccups or coughing up phlegm.
The fourth chapter of "Water Margin": "Zhishen went to the side of the Zen bed, gurgled in his throat, and vomited when he looked at the ground. Qing Pu Songling "Qiwu Liao Zhai Zhiyi Lu Gongnu": "When I heard the gurgling sound in my throat, I suddenly saw Zhu Ying, and the phlegm fell like ice. ”
Onomatopoeia. Describe laughter.
Lao She's "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" 44: "Brother Zhao giggled. ”
Onomatopoeia. Birds chirp and laugh.
Ai Wu "Duanyang Festival" 9: "The chickens were so frightened that they flew up the fence from the grass pile, and then 'clucked' and clucked, and threw themselves into the vegetable garden. ”
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Giggles have three meanings:
1. Onomatopoeia. Hiccups or coughing up phlegm. The fourth episode of "Water Margin":
Zhishen went to the edge of the Zen bed, gurgled in his throat, and vomited when he looked at the ground. Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhiyi: Lu Gongnu": "I heard a gurgling sound in my throat, and suddenly saw Zhu Ying's sudden opening, and the phlegm fell like ice.
>2. Onomatopoeia. Describe laughter. Lao She's "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" 44: "Brother Zhao giggled. ”
3. Onomatopoeia. Birdsong. Ai Wu "Duanyang Festival" 9: "The chickens were so frightened that they flew up the fence from the haystack, and then 'clucked' and threw themselves into the vegetable garden. ”
Sentence formation: 1I can't stand the giggling and the way I look at each other.
2.He gritted his teeth in anger.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Explanation of Giggles (1) [cluck; cackle describes the sound of a hen that the chicken clucks and clucks, and must have laid eggs (2) [giggle; chuckle;titter] describes laughter He made a joke that made her giggle Explain in detail (1).Onomatopoeia. Hiccups or coughing up phlegm.
The fourth chapter of "Water Margin": "Zhishen went to the side of the Zen bed, gurgled in his throat, and vomited when he looked at the ground. Qing Pu Songling, "Liao Zhai Zhiyi Lu Gongnu":
He heard a gurgling sound in his throat, and suddenly saw Zhu Ying's sudden opening, falling phlegm like ice. Talking about losses" (2).Onomatopoeia.
Describe laughter. Lao She's "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" 44: "Brother Zhao giggled.
3).Onomatopoeia. Birdsong.
Ai Wu "Messy Clothes Duanyang Festival" 9: "The chickens were so frightened that they flew up the fence from the side of the haystack, followed by 'clucking', and threw themselves into the vegetable garden. The word decomposition of the word 咯 Explanation 咯 ǎ forcefully makes something out of the esophagus or trachea:
Hemoptysis. Phlegm . Knock out the fish bones.
咯 ò 語語. 咯 particle, used as "了", with a heavier tone: of course 咯.
咯ē onomatopoeia: giggle. Radical :
Mouth; Explanation of 咯 ǎ to force something out of the esophagus or trachea: hemoptysis. Phlegm .
Knock out the fish bones. 咯 ò 語語. Particle of egratory, used as "了", with a heavier tone:
Absolutely. 咯ē onomatopoeia: giggle.
radical : 口;
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Definition of "咯":
gē]: onomatopoeia : laugh.
luò]: Litigation.
kǎ]: to exert force to make something out of the esophagus or trachea : blood. Phlegm. Bone the fish out.
lo]: particle, usage such as "了", heavier tone: of course.
咯 pronunciation: gē, luò, kǎ, lo.
Sentence formation: 咯咯 [ gē gē ] Russian heard a gurgling sound in his throat, and suddenly saw Zhu Ying's sudden opening, falling phlegm like ice.
咯腾 [ gē téng ] As soon as you hear the name, it makes people feel 'gurgling' in their hearts, it must be the monkey's head Bajie!
咯巴 [ gē bā ] She lazily pressed her fingers again.
胡咯咯咯 [ hú gē gē ] Someone scolded him: "Don't be nonsense. “
咯咂 [ gē zā ] daughter-in-law, you are so bad, you are not at home every day, and you smack me in front of and behind your back.
When the chickens heard the rabbit say this, no one cared about eating it anymore, and immediately ran away with it.
Soft 叽咯托 [ ruǎn jī gē tuō ] If you are really afraid of your thoughts, you won't do it, and everyone will be like you!
He turned over and heard the outhouse still chattering.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29咯gē
Name Bird's Cry [cackle; chuckle]。Such as: click.
The sound of a rooster crowing
Describe all kinds of small squeals [cluck]. Such as: pyrrhizome; Gurgle; Creak; Gurgle; Cluck.
Generations (1) this [this]. For example: [she] can't stand the wind and waves.
2) See also kǎ; lo;luò
咯kǎ拕 (1) Same as "ka". Forcefully get something out of the esophagus or trachea [cough up]. Such as: hemoptysis; Phlegm .
2) See also gē; lo;luò
Gurgle
1) Used in the middle or end of a sentence to express the tone of affirmation, urging, anticipation and to indicate a change in the situation. Such as: Yes! That's exactly what happened; Let's go, it's not too early.
2) Used in a sentence to indicate a slight pause to draw attention to the following. For example, today, we will plant wheat on this field.
3) See also gē; kǎ;luò
咯luò1) — pyrrole "bǐluò is an organic compound with the molecular formula C 5 h 5 N
2) See also gē; kǎ;lo
3) Ancient refers to lawsuits.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27"咯" is a misuse on the Internet, just like "uh" is often marked as "e" due to the lower order of the input method.
According to those contexts that are commonly used online,"咯" should be changed to "喽"., is a modal word.
Example sentence: The meal is ready!
Superfluous explanation:
"咯" is an uncommon word. The most commonly used of these infrequently used paraphrases is the elephant sound usage. That is, "cluck" is pronounced as "ge", and it is used in combination with onomatopoeia, such as the rooster clucking "clucking" and the wooden board "creaking".
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