In order to change what side to use the change side of the group

1. "Cai" plus "door" can form "closed".

The words that can be grouped with "closed" are:

1. Heavy closure [zhònɡ bì ].

It specifically refers to the frugality of the tombs that are not excavated. The emphasis is on the burial and peace, so it is called.

2. 周闭 [zhōu bì ].

It is said to be a strict concealment of the truth.

3. 竹停 [zhú bì].

Bow Piece of bamboo that protects the bow.

4. Barrier closure [zhànɡ bì].

Obscuration: Obscuration.

5. 鄣停 [zhānɡ bì ].

Obscured. The basic meaning of "closed" is:

1. Close, close: closed. Behind closed doors. Close. Closed off the country. Behind closed doors. Closed moon shy flowers.

2. End, stop: adjournment. Closing. Closed.

3. Blockage, impassability: breath-holding. Occlusion.

Second, "cai" plus "囗" can form a "group".

The words that can be grouped are:

1. Stove group [zào tuán].

Glutinous rice dumplings from the old ritual stove.

2. 云群 [yún tuán].

Group tea. 3. Syndication [yín tuán].

An organization in which the banking sector conducts joint lending.

4. Township group [xiānɡ tuán].

Township soldiers regimental training.

5. Tuanyuan [tuán yuán].

Reunion. The basic meaning of the word "regiment" is:

1. Round: group fan. Umbilical.

2. Something that forms a ball: a gnocchi. Rice balls.

3. Knead things into a spherical shape: briquettes.

4. Rendezvous: Reunion. Reunion.

5. Collective organization of work or activities: group. Gang. Clique.

6. The establishment unit of the army, the higher level of the battalion.

7. In the old days, some areas were equivalent to the township level political power organs: regimental training. Tuanding.

8. Measure words, used for things that form a clump: a clump of grooves.

You can combine words, athletes, sneakers, sweatpants, sports.

The word change is as follows:

Call (call) glow (glow).

Paralysis (paralysis) (dissipation).

There are many words that can be replaced, and as a component of Chinese characters, they play a very important role in word formation. In Chinese, radicals are called radicals, which can be used to find and judge the pronunciation and meaning of Chinese characters, helping to accumulate more vocabulary and deeper understanding. After mastering a few basic radicals, beginners can use the method of "group decomposition and meaning" to form new vocabulary by changing radicals or radicals, so as to expand their Chinese vocabulary and language use ability.

For example, you can use the radical "heart" and the side "忄" to form a series of words related to 1030 and psychology, such as "happy", "sad", "thinking", etc. Different radicals can also be used in words related to the radical of "earth", such as road and geography, such as "path" and "mausoleum". The radical "口" and different sides can be used to indicate many foods and flavors, such as "tasting", "chili", etc.

In addition to these obvious partial word combinations, new words can also be created by splitting polyphonic words to match their different pronunciations with different radicals or radicals. For example, the character for "果" can be read not only as guǒ for fruit, but also as jī for the end of a tree trunk. Therefore, we can split the word "fruit" into wood + fruit, and call the fruit "wood fruit" and the end of the trunk "branch fruit".

In conclusion, in Chinese, it is a very common and flexible way to create an endless vocabulary through different combinations. Mastering and being able to correctly use the method of partial word formation can not only expand our vocabulary, but also allow us to better understand the overall rules of Chinese and better enjoy the charm of the Chinese language. <>

Pick.

Stealing the day, switching, converting, changing the tanuki for the prince, exchanging, not changing the gold, changing the dynasty, changing the clothes.

huàn, a Chinese character meaning exchange, replacement. The metaphor is to interchange one's own material with someone else's.

Change: Where there is a flat in the word spectrum, the last sentence must rhyme, so far it will be changed to the flat rhyme. Or the previous sentence rhymes flat, and then another flat rhyme, also known as flattening.

Where there is a change in the word spectrum, the last sentence must rhyme, and then the rhyme. Or the previous sentence rhymes flatly, and then another flat rhyme, also known as a flat rhyme, both after the flat rhyme, and then the rhyme. If it is different from the rhyme above, it is called "three exchanges".

Those who belong to the same part are called "Ye Qian". The same is true for those who change the rhyme after changing the rhyme and then the flat rhyme.

Silver. Silver.

Boundary. Boundless. Gingiva. Gingiva.

Follow. Follow. Root. Foundation.

Funny. Tease. Very. For a long time.

Trace. Vestige. Vicious. Vicious.

Hate. Hate. Earnest. Sincere.

Cultivate. Reclamation. Withdraw. Back off.

Fade. Fade. Eye. Eye.

Scam: ** Scam Abduction.

Bias: Preference for bias bias.

Chapter: Length, Chapter, Article.

Pian: Pian. Repeated: Repeated times.

Weaving: weaving, weaving, weaving.

Plaque: plaque, plaque, door plaque.

Deceive, write, write the whole story, everywhere, dance.

Braiding, weaving all over, all over the plaque, door plaque.

All Kyoto boiled and plugged and contained.

Extravagant and extravagant coins.

Famous pigsty.

Chu Chumu summer vacation.

Butterfly Gel.

Signed by the princes.

Nagisa Nagisa of the city of Jaya.

Slaughter, slaughter, gambling, gambling.

On the side is "Wang", and the radical has "Wang" and "Will".

Change radical: 琵 (琵琶).

Change the side: 毖 (punishment before and after).

Jacket (padded jacket.

Laugh (joke) wo (fertile).

Leaping (jumping) snail (snail).

Vortex (whirlpool) nest (bird's nest).

ditch (ditch) purchase (purchase).

Structural (structural) standard (preparation).

Huai (Huaihe) Cui (Cui surname).

The words are as follows:

Yin (瞠).

Reclamation (reclamation) root (root).

Implication (supplication).