How many pronunciations are spoken? How many pronunciations do you have to have, and what are they?

1.There are three pronunciations of "得", which are [dé].

děi][de]。2.Get.

dé] to get, to receive: to get. Gain and loss. Benefit. 得空 (kòng). Convenient. Effective. Benefit. Experience.

Fit: Deforced. 得当 (dàng

Dharma. Suitable.

Satisfied: proud. Be complacent.

Completion, realization: Rice is ready. Succeed. Dezhi (mostly refers to satisfying the desire for fame and fortune).

Yes, permission: no spitting.

Colloquial words (a.)Table prohibitions, such as "gotcha, don't say it"; b.form agrees, as in "yes, just do it"). 3.Get.

děi] must, need: to be careful.

Extremely comfortable, very comfortable: at this time, you need to be able to take a cool shower. 4.Gotcha

Used after the verb table may: to or not. Pick it up.

A conjunctive complement used after a verb or adjective to indicate an effect or degree: to run fast. It smells great.

Two hun

Two sounds, the same as "muddy".

Such as cloudy hun

Four tones, such as chaos.

There are no three sounds. Three tones are misreadings.

1. Shuozi is a polyphonic character with three pronunciations, which are shuō, yuè and shuì.

2. Basic Meanings.

Say (say) shuō

1. Use words to express the meaning of faith hunger: speak. Illustrate. Speech. Explanation.

2. Introduction: Say together (A is introduced from it; b. Deliberation; c Speak and speak. "合" is read softly). Said the media.

3. Speech, proposition: doctrine. Write a book and speak.

4. Blame: Counting.

5. A kind of literary style, such as Han Yu's "Shi Shuo".

Say (say) shuō

1. Use words to persuade others to listen to their own opinions: lobbying.

Say (say slippery) yuè

1. Ancient with "Yue".

Third, the structure of the word is the left and right structure, the radical is 讠, and the total stroke is 9 strokes.

1. Glyph evolution.

2. Etymological explanation.

Literary version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Say, explain also. From words, redeem. Let's talk about it.

The vernacular version of "Shuowen Jie Zi": Say, explain. The glyph uses "words" as the side, and "dui" as the sound. One theory is that "to say" means to "talk".

3. Related compounds.

1, Yan said. yàn yuè]

Refers to the theory of piercing and chiseling.

2. Persuasion. shuō fú]

Convince the other party with well-reasoned words: just a few words, no one.

3. Lobbying. yóu shuì]

In ancient times, politicians called lobbyists traveled around the world and persuaded the ruler to adopt his political ideas based on the analysis of the political situation, which was called lobbying. Say (shuì).

4. Joke. shuō xiào]

even talking and laughing; Talking and laughing: the people in the yard, talking heart-to-heart, the. She has a very lively personality and loves to bounce and talk and laugh.

5. Rap. shuō chàng]

It refers to the music art of speaking and singing, such as drums, cross talk, playing lyrics, etc.

There are three pronunciations of the word shuō, shuì, and 山礨yuè. Such as saying (shuō) words, lobbying (清唯hidden shuì), and the finch hall says the word ancient Tongyue (yuè).

There are three tones, which are: dē, dé, and de.

When pronounced dē, the Chinese character has: 嘚.

When pronounced dé, the Chinese characters are: 得.

When the pronunciation is liangshou de, the Chinese characters are: 的.

1. 嘚pinyin: dē

Interpretation: Onomatopoeia to describe the sound of a horse's hooves hitting the ground.

Second, pinyin: dé

Interpretation: 1. Acquire, accept: get. Gain and loss. Benefit. 得空 (kòng). Convenient. Effective. Benefit. Experience.

2. Suitability: Dejin. 得当 (dàngDharma. Suitable.

3. Satisfaction: proud. Be complacent.

4. Completion, realization: the meal is ready. Succeed. Dezhi (mostly refers to satisfying the desire for fame and fortune).

5. Yes, permission: no spitting.

6. Colloquial words.

3. Pinyin: de

Interpretation: 1. Used after a word or phrase to indicate the adjective: beautiful.

2. In place of the person or thing referred to: singing.

3. The word that indicates the relationship to which it belongs: his clothes.

4. Particles, used at the end of sentences, express an affirmative tone, often corresponding to "yes": this sentence is very correct.

5. Adverb ending.

Kanji strokes: <>

1. 得力 [dé lì].

Benefit. 2. 心得 [xīn dé].

Experience the knowledge, skills, and ideological understanding that you have learned through activities such as work and study.

3. Get [dé dào].

Things belong to themselves; Obtain.

4. 取得 [qǔ dé].

Get. 5. Worthy [zhí dé].

The price is comparable; Pay.

, the pronunciation is: [dí], dì], de].

dí] means: true, indeed. Exactly, in the end.

Compound: Indeed, [dí

què]: Absolutely, without a doubt.

[dí

zhèng]: Conclusive evidence.

of the true, [dí

zhēn]: Indeed, indeed, realistic.

dì] means: the center of the arrow target.

Compound: 有放放機, [yǒu

dìfàng

shǐ]: Shoot an arrow at a target. Figuratively, words and actions have a clear goal.

The arrows of the public, [hòng

shǐzhī

purpose, [mù

dì]: the place or situation you want to achieve, the result you want to get.

de] means: used after a word or phrase to indicate the part of the adjective;

in place of the person or thing referred;

Words that indicate the relationship to which they belong; Particles, used at the end of sentences, indicate an affirmative tone, often corresponding to "is".

Compounds: of love, [de

qíng]: The real situation.

中, [zhōng.]

de]: refers to the achievement of the goal; It's still to the point, to the point.

Fair. "of" source: The words of the "Five Books of Music" are in the sound, then they should be used as medicine, and the sound is slightly cut.

Turn away the sound, then when the whistle, the sound is cut. Later generations mistook the sound as a drop, and turned the sound to the bottom. In the Song people's books, all the words are used as the bottom, and there are no words.

And the small words of today's people are also regarded as small bottoms. For example, the small bottom of the Song Dynasty, the Liao history should be small, and so on.

Homophones: de, ground, bottom.

Same radical: 皑, 皤, 皗.

Same strokes: 亟, Min, pawn, and, for.

There are two pronunciations.

1. Le definition: 1. Put it after the verb or adjective to indicate that the action or change has been completed: it is finished.

2. Particles, used at the end of a sentence or at a pause in the middle of a sentence, indicate a change, indicate the emergence of a new situation: windy.

二. liǎo

Interpretation: 1. Understand, know: Ming. At a glance.

2. End, end: end. Knot.

3. After the verb, it is used in conjunction with "no" and "de" to indicate that it is possible or impossible: see no. It can be done.

4. It is used in conjunction with "de" and "must not" to indicate that it is unusual or serious: it is okay!

3. Radical: B.

Fourth, strokes: horizontal skimming, horizontal hooks, vertical hooks.

There are two pronunciations.

Pronunciation 1: le

Example sentence: I'm going to dinner.

I want to go to sleep and wait.

Pronunciation 2: liao three tones

Example sentence: Yes.

Remember the three times!

Two pronunciations.

le whispered ate and left.

liǎo is clear at a glance, clear, and deserved.

Le is gone, coming, liao three times, hastily done, no news.

There are three pronunciations.

(le) softly. For example: it's raining. Spring is coming.

(liao) three times. For example: one hundred. Nothing.

Four tones. For example: lookout.

Two pronunciations, le one bite eaten over liao three tones one hundred.

The pronunciation of polyphonic characters is: dé, de, děi.

First, the pinyin and paraphrasing:

1) 得 [dé].

1. Acquire, accept.

2. Suitable. 3. Satisfaction.

4. Completion, realization.

5. Yes, licensed.

2) De[de].

1. It is possible to use it after the verb.

2. A conjunctive complement used after a verb or adjective to indicate effect or degree.

3) 得 [děi].

1. Necessary, necessary.

2. Very comfortable and very comfortable.

Second, the radical of the get: 彳.

3. Structure of Chinese characters: left and right structure.

Fourth, the wording method: shape and sound.

Remember, strengthen, experience, gain, get, give.