How to type a word next to a single person, how to type next to a single person

What?? Is that the word?

If you use the Sogou input method, you can hit upshszsshzp and it will come out (in fact, it will come out when you hit the penultimate stroke).

That character is pronounced yǎo, maybe the ordinary pinyin input method can be typed.

The above is my opinion

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The following is a dictionary

偠yǎo 偠的 Chinese explanation.

The following results are provided by Handian for dictionary explanation.

Radical strokes. Radical: 亻 Outer strokes: 9 Total strokes: 11

Wubi 86: WSVG Wubi 98: WSVG Cangjie: OMWV

Stroke order number: 32125221531 Four corner number: 21244 Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Character U+5060

Basic literal meaning. 1."Guangyun" is black, and the shadow is on the basket.

2.Beautiful appearance. Yan Shao: "Anthology Zhang Heng Nandu Fu": To play Cheng Gu, Yan Shao Benjuan. Lu Xiang noted: "Yan Shao is not juan, and he is more graceful." ”

3.Beautiful. "Seven Narratives": "There are mountains and ......As misty as the flow of smoke, the hibiscus is born. ”

It is directly entered with Sogou Pinyin"yao"、You will find the word you want:偠!

What's this? You can use Sogou Pinyin to play yao.

Question 1: How to fight alone.

Question 2: How to type a single word next to a single person.

zhì is the ancient word for "lazy".

Zheng code: NJO, U: 4F3F, GBK: 81CA

Number of strokes: 7, radical: 亻, stroke order number: 3225134

Question 3: What is the word next to a single person, and how to type it? HelpHelpHelpHelpT

Question 4: How to type a single person next to the five-stroke typing method? wth 亻.

Question 5: How to type a single person with a child next to it? Ni Pinyin: ní

Simplified radicals: 亻, extra-departmental strokes: 8, total strokes: 10

Wubi 86: wvqn Wubi 98: weqn Cangjie: ohxu

Nowadays, when many people write this character: they have simplified (儿 pinyin: ní simplified Chinese characters: 儿) to 儿. But I can't find it in the dictionary: 亻 +儿.

Question 6: Add a word next to a single person, and the left and right structure, how to type the virtual orange? I cry (o) I cry! Is there such a word?

Question 7: How to play next to a single person, use Sogou input method, menu Fuzhan function handwriting input.

If you don't know the words, just write them directly. Ctrl+Shift+M brings up the menu.

Question 8: How to type a single person next to a Mao This word is there, and the information is as follows:

For glyphs, see ZDIC ZD 3b

Pinyin: tuō chà

Traditional radicals: 人, extra-departmental strokes: 4, total strokes: 6

Wubi 86: wtfn Cangjie: ohqu

Stroke order number: 323115 unicode: cjk Unified Chinese Character Expansion - B U+201D4

Basic Literal Meaning". "Dragon Shrine": "Mistaken) (positive), the jade chapter is ruined and ugly. Jiaoyi also. Again, Yinto. II".

The word "亻毛] is only seen in the "Dragon Shrine Hand Mirror", and the interpretation is, the pronunciation is a support, and the sustenance is solvedPronunciation of Eryi, girl's solution. These two explanations are correct interpretations. There are still polyphonies, philosophical sounds.

This word is mostly seen in the name of a person in modern times, and Jiangxi still uses people next to it, written as above. All over the country go to the side of people, and become hairy, some call it hairy head is to open the reputation of the preparation.

The old table said that this word is read Mao, which is the affectionate name of the elders for the younger generations, and it means a heart and liver baby.

Question 9: How to fight next to a single person.

Question 10: How to type out the single pinyin.

Pinyin: [rén].

Radical: 亻五笔: wth Interpretation: Same as "person". Used as a side. Commonly known as "single side".

A single person next to a plus reading:

嘉 [qié].

jiā]gā]

Literal meaning]: qié].

1.Nanzhong bend Bixiang sells celery and agarwood. 2.Blue Sanskrit "Sangha Rama" abbreviation, refers to the garden where the monks live, and later refers to the Buddhist temple. [jiā]

1.The name of a Korean musical instrument, some of which resemble a Chinese zheng. [gā]1.Horse rays are "gamma rays", rays emitted by atoms of radium and some other radioactive elements, which are used in industrial and medical fields.

Phrase]: 1Garan.

qiélán]

Next to a person, a plus is: jia, pronunciation: qié, gā, jiā.

The meaning of the word gamm is explained in detail as follows:

1.Jia pronunciation: qié, surname, mainly living in Guicun Township, Xuchang County, Xuchang County, Xuchang City, Henan Province. In 2006, it was selected as one of the top ten rare surnames in Henan Province. The surname** has nothing to do with Buddhism and may have originated from the Yi people.

2.The Buddhist Garan temple is read qié.

3.Gaburnbi pronunciation: gā, gamma ray (technical term).

4.Ga: bend Qi jiā. Such as yoga.

Ga" word? "Jia" is a polyphonic word, with three pronunciations, all of which are transliterated words.

When reading jiā, it is used for "jiashi, gayageum", etc. Jiashi County, in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region; The Gayageum is a plucked musical instrument that is said to have been popular in the Gaya Kingdom in the southern part of Silla on the Korean Peninsula in the 6th century.

When pronounced gā, it is used for the following words (personal names, etc.):

Gabil (1440-1518, Indian poet), Gaber (1900-1979, English physicist), Galileo (1564-1642, Italian physicist and astronomer), <

Galileo. Galois (1811-1832, French mathematician), Gassandi (1592-1655, French philosopher, physicist, astronomer), Ghaznavid dynasty (962-1186, feudal dynasty of Afghanistan, capital Ghaznavid), gamma ray.

When pronounced qié, it is a Sanskrit transliteration word, such as "jialan, jialanshenqin or", etc.

The addition word next to a single person is (jia), which is a polyphonic word, and the pronunciation is [jiā] [qié] [gā] Analysis: Jia.

Pronunciation: [jiā] [qié] [gā].

Radical Kai Gai: 亻.

jiā ] 倻 The name of a Korean musical instrument, somewhat similar to the Chinese zheng.

qié ]1.Nanxiang Agarwood.

2.Blue Sanskrit "Sangha Rama" abbreviation, refers to the garden where the monks live, and later refers to the Buddhist temple.

gā ] horse rays are "propylene rays", rays emitted by atoms of radium and some other radioactive elements, which are used in industrial and world travel medicine.

[ ]shàng "Guangyun" when bright cut, go to Yang, Zen. Also known as "丄1".Also known as "仩1".

1) The location is in a high place. (2) Refers to the upper part of the object. (3) superior; The highest echelons of society.

4) Heaven; Emperor of Heaven. (5) the sovereign; Emperor. (6) Generally refers to the elder.

7) Time or order first. (8) High ranking or good quality. (9) Jude.

Add a word next to the single: as a rest body, you and them ......

The word next to the single :

Body, work, stop, you

Hou, repair, imitation, partner

Position, dwelling, he, make

Aber, protect, borrow, ho

Do, low, value, pong,

Faith, stretch, but, portion

Rest, Like, Wait

Uncle, Buddha, companion, wound

Proud, stupid, piece, immortal

Two, generation, down, pretty

Stiff, urgent, Yi, Lun

Tilting, stealing, great, encroaching

Promote, partial, medium, excellent

Tired, groomed, healthy, even

Monk, still, billion, example

Pay, look up, admire, volt.

Dependence, hatred, war, price

Jia, Russian, Dai, Ren,

Waiting, Jun, Wu, Woo

Captive, compensate, bless, custom

Times, savings, insults, overseas Chinese

Cutting, investigating, thrifty, leaning

Fu, 仞, secluded, couple,

chivalry, guy, pseudo, nephew,

I, I, I, I

Li, Yan, Yan, Li, Li

伛, 俟, 偕, 倏,

偌, 倜, Confucianism, Qian,

Tenants, tenants, widows, widows

俾, 俜, 傩, 傺,

Wabi, 佚, Zuo, 俒,

仼, 倧, 偢.

僦 [jiù].

Basic Explanation: Lease: House. Carry (hire a carriage or horse to carry).

Explanation: rental, rental

There is no need to take food for delivery. —The Book of Shang Jun

Shape sound. From people, to sound. Original meaning: lease).

Same as original meaning [rent].

A house to live in. ——Han Yu, "Preface to Zheng Quan's Shangshu".

Another example: 僦居 (renting a house and living); 僦舍 (rented house); 僦屋 (renting a house); 僦田 (leased land); 僦邸 (rental residence); 僦房 (rental house).

Hire. Such as: the cost of employment (the cost of employment); Boats (hire boats, charter boats); Hire a car; 僦度 (hire a boat and ferry, 僦渡).

Sentence formation: 僦房 [ jiù fáng ].

Rental housing. 僦工 [ jiù gōng ].

Whoa. Oh, it's all about it.

僦倩 [ jiù qiàn ].

Judah lease. 僦Money [ jiù qián ].

Hire. 僦船 [ jiù chuán ].

Hire a boat. 僦舍 [ jiù shè ].

1.Rent a house. 2.Refers to a rented house.

僦渡 [ jiù dù ].

It is said to hire a boat to cross.

僦cabinet [ jiù guì ].

Also known as "僦匮". In the Tang Dynasty, there was a cabinet room, which was a kind of storage business that kept money and valuables on behalf of people to collect storage fees. The safe deposit box is called the "Cabinet of Guards". It is also used to refer to this kind of cabinet business in general. Later, it evolved into a pledge bank (pawnshop) for pawn money.

和僦 [ hé jiù ].

It refers to the ancient government bidding to hire people's manpower.

僦屋 [ jiù wū ].

Rental housing. Yong僦 [ yōng jiù ].

Employment Leases. 僦運 [ jiù yùn ].

Hire-lucky. 僦税 [ jiù shuì ].

Tax. "The Book of Song: The Former Abolition of the Emperor": "Where the song orders the secret text, it is complicated and hurtful, the city is taxed, and the matter is implemented for a while, and the traitorous officials are vainly prosperous and prosperous, and they are mixed with each other, and the bias is very serious. ”

丫僦 [ yōng jiù ].

1.Hire. Song Shenkuo, "Dream Creek Writing Talk Magazine II":

Taizu Dynasty ......Those who ask for food from the guards of the Beijing Division, and those who are in the east of the city are ordered to go to the west warehouse of the city; Those who are in the west of the city are ordered to go to the east warehouse of the city, but they are still not allowed to serve the car, and they must bear their own responsibility. ” 2.Refers to the cost of hiring a person.

僦 [ lìn jiù ].

Rent. It also refers to the cost of rental.

僦民 [ jiù mín ].

Hire a man.

Basic literal meaning.

僦 [jiù].

Rental: House. Carry (hire a carriage or horse to carry).