What radicals can be added to Zhou Neng to form words and form words

The word Zhou and the side words form a new word: tone. The specific explanation of the tune is as follows:

Pinyin: diào, tiáo, four-corner code: 37720 radical: 讠, total strokes: 10, radical outside: 8

98 Wubi: YMFK, 86 Wubi: YMFK, Zheng Code: SL Unicode: 8C03, Cangjie: IVBGR, Stroke Order: 4535121251 Interpretation: Evenly matched and appropriately matched.

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Compound word 1, cooking: [pēng tiáo].

Stir-fry (dish): Five flavors. Expert.

2. Tone: [qiāng diào].

Systematic tunes in opera, such as Xipi, Erhuang, etc.

3. Transfer: [diào yùn].

Allocation and transportation: Agricultural materials go to the countryside.

4. Scheduling: [diào dù].

Manage and schedule (work, manpower, vehicles, etc.).

5. Emphasis: [qiáng diào].

In particular, we emphasize or emphasize: in all kinds of work, we have the human factor. Don't always have objective reasons.

郮, carving, 奝, 繱, 霌, 碉, 椆, thick.

徟, 翢, 皗, 倜, 錭, 睭, 婤, carving.

騆, silk, scorpion, carving, 晭, zhou, chirp, 輖.

Tune, wither, squeeze, melancholy, sage, receive, salvage, sea bream.

"Zhou" can be added next to the word "thick" to become the word "thick", the word: thick salivation.

Pinyin chóu, phonetic

There are 8 strokes of radicals and 8 strokes outside the department, and 13 strokes in total.

Wubi TMFK, Cangjie HDBGR, Zheng Code MFBJ, Sijiao 27920.

Left and right structure, code 4464, location 1977, Unicode 7A20.

Stroke order one丨 , one丨one丨 one.

Basic explanation: thick chóu (

1. Dense, as opposed to "thin": dense. Crowded.

2. Thick: thick porridge.

Thick thick [chóu nóng].

Dense and thick. Thin thick [xī chóu].

Density. Thick [nóng chóu].

Refers to the dense, high-concentration, and viscous nature of liquids.

Consistency [chóu dù].

A measure of how solid or fluid a material (e.g., grease, pulp, etc.) is.

星稠 [xīng chóu].

The description is rich. Such as the stars are dense.

Tune, wither, carving, silk, thick, tune, watch, wither, melancholy, sea bream, squirting, squirrel, etc.

Silk. Spin. Satin.

Dense. There are a lot of people.

Appointment. Use. Degree. Move. Ren socks Qing clan. Defend. Soldiers.

Bunkers. Withering. Remnant. Withered. Wither. Zero. Tattered.

Melancholy. Sea bream really.

Stubborn. The world is a mantis.

Chirp difference rises.

Relief. Urgent relief.

椆 water.

Mobilize. The verbs are: scratching, moving, tilting, moving, moving, etc.

一、Transfer [ diào dòng ]

1. Change. Ba Jin, "A Dream of the Sea": She didn't necessarily study well, because her father's work was often transferred, and she followed him to many places. ”

2. Mobilize and launch.

The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 59: Liang Bi "Although his own money is spent, why not transfer it elsewhere." ”

二、打開 [ náo dòng ].

Disturb the commotion. Zhu Zi's Language" Volume 125: "A certain taste of his tricks, as long as the god form is not moving." ”

三. Dynamic thoughts [ dòng niàn ].

1. I am still tempted.

The second moment of the shooting of the case is amazing" volume 12: "Good things do not move, and Fang Cheng learns the heart." ”

2. Pondering.

The second lease key is good to engrave the case of surprise volume 13: "Zhisheng talked to him, felt that the lead was deeper, and thought in his heart: 'Is he a ghost?' Send him while his heart is clear. ’”

Fourth, 掀动 [ xiān dòng ].

agitation; Turn.

The eleventh chapter of "The Travels of the Old Remnant": "It is said that there is no god, there is no punishment, there is no heavenly punishment, everything that violates the principles of heaven can be done, and it can stir up the rise of the ruined children." ”

1. The word that can be composed of Zhou plus a side is silk, the pronunciation [chóu], the initials ch, the finals ou, and the tone 2.

Silk Chinese character strokes:

Basic interpretation: a kind of silk fabric, a plain weave fabric woven with silk or chemical fibers or a jacquard fabric made of plain weave, with a fine texture, such as taffeta, double palace silk, etc.

2. The word that can be composed of Zhou plus a side is thick, and the pronunciation [chóu] initials ch, finals ou, tone 2.

Thick Chinese character strokes:

Basic Definition: 1) Many and dense: dense and narrow.

2. Thick: thick porridge.

3. The word that can be composed of Zhou plus a side is 碉, and the pronunciation [ diāo ] is the initial di, the vowel ao, and the tone 1.

碉 Chinese character strokes:

Basic Definition: Bunker A multi-storey fortification protruding from the ground for observation, shooting, and garrisoning, mostly of masonry or concrete.

4. The word that can be composed of Zhou plus a side is melancholy, and the pronunciation [ chóu ] is the initial ch, the vowel ou, and the tone 2.

惆 Chinese character strokes:

Basic Definition: Frustrated; Grieved.

5. The word that can be composed of Zhou plus a side is withering, and the pronunciation [ diāo ] the initials di, the finals ao, and the tone 1.

Withered Chinese character strokes:

Basic definition: withering, e.g. withering. The year is cold, and then the pine and cypress are withered.

Tune: Transfer; Eagle: old eagle; withering: withering; Bunkers.

計 [tiáo] to nourish, to mediate [diào] tone, to run out of tune thick [chóu] viscous, dense.

Silk [chóu] silk, satin.

惆 [chóu] melancholy, melancholy.

碉 [diāo] 碉楼, pillbox.

椆 [chóu] 椆水 zhòu] 木椆 diāo] 椆苕皗[chóu].

裯 [dāo] 袛裯、重裯 chóu].

Adjust and recuperate thick viscous silk silk melancholy watchtower.

Thick, melancholy, silk viscous melancholy silk all read chou