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Original meaning: light.

Net meaning: depressed, sad, helpless, speechless, etc., indicating that it is very good and powerful, referring to the difficult situation, embarrassing, and embarrassing. Please refer to the font for details, and comprehend it.

囧 jiǒng

Ancient with "冏".

Number of strokes: 7;

radical: 囗;

Question 2: What should I do if I encounter a word I don't know? If you encounter a word you don't know, you can use the (radical lookup) word search method to look up the dictionary.

Identify the radical first, and find the radical and the page number next to the radical in the radical checklistAccording to (this page number) find this (radical) and (number of strokes excluding radicals) in ("checklist").Then press in (stroke order) to find this word.

Radical Word Search]: Use the radicals of Chinese characters to search words, which is mostly used when you know the glyph, do not know the pronunciation and interpretation.

Steps for radical search]:

1.Find the radical of the word you are looking up and count the radical strokes.

2.Find the radical in the "Radical Directory" of the Radical Checklist and look for the page number indicated next to the radical.

3.According to the answer code on this page, find the corresponding item in the "checklist", and find out the radical to be checked from this page.

4.Count the strokes of the searched word, (excluding the number of strokes of the radical), and find the word to be searched according to the order of the strokes in this part.

Supplement) the use of radical search:

The position of radicals is generally: up, down, left, right, outside; There is no radical in general, but you can check the middle. There is also no upper left corner in the middle.

Several are not available at the same time, and can be checked in the following order: up and down, up and down, left and right, left and right; There are both inside and outside, and the outside is not checked inside.

How to check the single character: The single character is the whole of the radical; The monolithic character is not a radical to raise the finger of the pen.

Question 3: What to do when you encounter words you don't know Dictionaries, dictionaries, mobile phones, computers, teachers, parents, classmates, etc.

Question 4: What should you do when you encounter a character that you don't know when you are studying? Ask the Chinese teacher! It's fast, easy and 100% accurate

Question 6: What will you do when you encounter a word you don't know In school, you can ask teachers, classmates, parents at home, or look up the dictionary, search on the Internet, these can be. Hopefully, thanks?

Question 8: What should I do if I encounter a word I don't know in word Raw materials needed: 2016 edition.

Steps that can be solved to encounter an unrecognized word in word:

In the 2016 version of word, select the word you don't know.

Click Format in the menu bar, click Chinese Layout, and then click Pinyin Guide.

In the pinyin guide, you can see the pinyin of the words you don't know, and then spell them out.

Question 9: What should I do if I encounter a word I don't know while reading? Look it up in the dictionary and look it up on the Internet.

The method of searching for words that you don't know is as follows:

Computer: The first relatively simple way is to see a word you don't know, copy and paste it directly, and search for it. Here is an example of "叒". You can see that "叒" is pronounced as "ruò".

Turn on the taskbar touch keyboard. Switch to handwriting input. Handwriting type "叒" will do.

In fact, Microsoft Pinyin also has a U mode input. When entering in pinyin, enter u first to enter u mode, and then enter "youyouyou" and there will be a candidate word "叒".

Dictionary: Find the radical of the word you are looking up and count the radical strokes. Find the radical in the "Radical Directory" of the Radical Checklist and look for the page number indicated next to the radical.

Use this page number to find the corresponding item in the "checklist" and find the radical you want to check from this page. Count the strokes of the searched word, (excluding the number of strokes of the radical), and find the word to be searched according to the order of the strokes in this part.

Summary. In ancient times, the glyphs were complex and diverse, and with the evolution of Chinese character calligraphy, many different fonts appeared. In different historical periods and in different regions, the form of Chinese characters also differed.

Ancient Font Style: 1Oracle:

A type of writing used from the late Shang Dynasty to the early Western Zhou Dynasty on tortoise shells and animal bones, written in the form of engraving or dotting. Due to the thicker carving knives used at that time, the strokes of the oracle bone inscriptions were thicker and the forms were ever-changing. 2.

Jin Wen: The text engraved on the surface of the utensils when the bronze and iron tools were cast during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and the writing method was engraving or casting. Compared with oracle bone inscriptions, the strokes of the Jin inscription are more detailed, more complex, and more prominent in artistry.

3.Seal script: Seal script is a script in ancient China, which was originally dedicated to seals and gradually developed into a formal form of writing.

The strokes of the seal script are concise and square, and the lines have a sense of strength, showing a rigorous and dignified temperament. 4.Lishu:

Lishu is an official writing style from the Western Han Dynasty to the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is widely used in various occasions because of its standardized and uniform characteristics. Lishu strokes are straight, horizontal and vertical, the structural outline is obvious, and the glyphs are neat and uniform.

How to pronounce this word.

This word is still pronounced.

Thank you. shang

In ancient times, the glyphs were complex and diverse, and with the evolution of Chinese character calligraphy, many different fonts appeared. In different historical periods and in different regions, the form of Chinese characters also differed. Ancient Font Style:

1.Oracle bone inscription: A type of writing used in the late Shang Dynasty to the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty to be engraved on tortoise shells and animal bones, and the writing method is engraving or dotting.

Due to the thicker carving knives used at that time, the strokes of the oracle bone inscriptions were thicker and the forms were ever-changing. 2.Jin Wen:

During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, the characters carved on the surface of bronze and iron objects were written in the form of depicting ants or casting. The strokes of the Jin inscription are more detailed than those of the oracle bone inscription, and the degree of complexity is higher than that of Li Gao, and the artistry is also more prominent. 3.

Seal script: Seal script is a script in ancient China, which was originally dedicated to seals and gradually developed into a formal form of writing. The strokes of the seal script are concise and square, and the lines have a sense of strength, showing a rigorous and dignified temperament.

4.Lishu: Lishu is an official writing style from the Western Han Dynasty to the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is widely used in various fields because of its standardized and uniform characteristics.

Lishu strokes are straight, horizontal and vertical, the structural outline is obvious, and the glyphs are neat and uniform.

You can ask adults, aunts, uncles, and neighbors.

Then you need to have a tablet first.

There's a handwriting input on it, but there's no pinyin and an explanation.

**The above word is a pseudo-writing of the wall variant.

Variant of the wall.

Extended bunicode: 245fc

The traditional character of the wall

Base area unicode: 7246

I haven't seen this word, "wall" is the traditional character for "wall".

Kataki back! I don't know the word.

It could be the word: wall, pronounced qiáng