What is it?

The word comes from the English home, which means to be willing to be home; Nowadays, it has many meanings in Japanese: activity room (in places such as schools and municipal facilities), waiting rooms (in hospitals and other places where you have to wait in line), and platforms (at stations).

To put it simply: it is a noun related to people, indicating the place of activity of people.

The word is a loanword, derived from the English home meaning: 1 family 2 hometown 3 sanatorium, guest house, orphanage"one"It is the way in which the long tone is written in katakana

It is called a loanword in Japanese and is a katakana. It can be translated as: home (home).

One is the long tone.

The pronunciation is ho mu

I've only been learning Japanese for 3 days, and touching it by myself means home, so I don't know.

I'm sorry.

There are two meanings, one is home in English, which means home, home, sanatorium, guest house, etc., and the other is form in English, which means platform, platform.

ーム【home】

Platform Home, house, hometown, country, place of origin, refuge.

ーム(home)

The English word for home is home and home plate in baseball

That's it, a loanword, nothing to explain.

Home, family, own home. Rest homes, sanatoriums, guest houses. Orphanages, homes for the elderly.

ーム(home)

The English word for home is home and home plate in baseball

Good luck!

Platform 1. 2 home, hometown.

Two meanings.

Summary. The meanings of these four basic strokes are as follows:1

Vertical hook: Indicates a vertical upward or downward line, such as "立" in the word "人". 2.

Horizontal fold: Indicates a horizontal line to the right or left, such as "曰" in the word "day". 3.

Apostrophe: Indicates a line that goes diagonally up or down, such as "乚" in the character for "mountain". 4.

捺: Indicates a line that is obliquely downward or upward, such as "亅" in the word "wood".

"乛一丿一" is the four basic strokes in Chinese characters, which are respectively represented by "vertical hook", "horizontal fold", "apostrophe" and "捺", which are often used in writing to form a group of other Hanzhou Lu characters.

The meaning of the basic strokes of this four-fold locust cover is as follows:1Vertical hooks:

Indicates a line that goes up or down vertically, such as "立" in the word "person". 2.Horizontal fold:

A horizontal line to the right or left indicates a spring next year, such as "曰" in the word "day". 3.Apostrophe:

Indicates a line that is diagonally up or down, such as "乚" in the character for "mountain". 4.Tick:

It means a line that is obliquely downward or upward, such as "亅" in the word "wood".

These four basic strokes can be combined into a variety of different shapes of Chinese characters, so they are a very important foundation in Chinese character writing. When learning Chinese characters, it is necessary to master the writing methods and characteristics of these basic strokes, which will help improve the accuracy and aesthetics of Chinese character writing.

Probably what that means.

丨乛一丿一" are the four basic strokes in Chinese characters, which represent the meaning of "vertical hook", "horizontal fold", "apostrophe" and "捺".

The order of strokes of the Chinese character "千", which combines the three symbols in order, is the character "千" itself.

Pronunciation: qiān

Meaning: 1. Number. Ten hundred.

2. There are many metaphors: tempered thousands of times.

3. The "thousand" of "swing". Sports and game equipment, two long ropes tied to a wooden or iron frame, with a board tied underneath. The person uses the power of the pedal board to swing back and forth in the air on the board.

Citation: Five Generations Li Yu "The Fisherman, the Waves Mean a Thousand Miles of Snow": The waves are intentional for a thousand miles of snow, and the peach blossoms are silent and a team of spring.

Thousand. Qian: Yes.

From one, from people. Original meaning: People start and go south.

Refers to: values and numbers 1000. Decimal system:

Ten hundred is a thousand. The original meaning of "Qian" is seen from the word "Qianmo". "Qian" refers to the north-facing ridge, and "Mo" refers to the east-west ridge.

The word "year" is a small seal from the thousand, which refers to the peasants carrying the grains on their backs and walking on the "Qian". The concept of "Qianmo" is "space-time and the people in the space-time structure", and this "person" is "the person who walks south", that is, "thousand".

一庹 means the length of the arms stretched out to the left and right. It is commonly known as the number of cross-measured ropes with two arms, and it is said that there is one and two ropes.

It varies from person to person, from arm length to arm, and it cannot be a fixed length. In order to measure the length of your own body, you can use a bamboo pole or wooden stick, or use a wall, and stretch your arms out from side to side, without too much force.

Follow the same posture and do it.

Three or four times, each time make a mark, measure the length, and finally, find the average, which is the length of your own one.

一庹 (tuǒ): The length of the arms stretched out to the left and right.

Thousand. Qian: Yes.

From one, from people. Ben Hui does righteousness: People start to go south.

Refers to: values and numbers 1000. Decimal system:

Ten hundred is a thousand. The original meaning of "Qian" is seen from the word "Qianmo". "Qian" refers to the north-facing ridge, and "Mo" refers to the east-west ridge.

The word "year" is a small seal from He Congqian, which refers to the peasants carrying the grains on their backs and walking on the "Qian" side. The concept of "Qianmo" is "the person who is located in the space-time structure of time and space and the former hail balance", and this "person" is "the person who walks south", that is, "thousand".

谝一谝 means: to chat casually, to talk casually and freely, 谝 is a Chinese character, pronounced as pián piǎn, which originally meant to be flamboyant, to show off, boast or proudly display, and it is recorded in the Book of Zhou: Ben Qiaoyan also.

Example sentences: 1. When you are tired, don't brace hard, relax and relax; If you're bored, don't be alone, talk about it.

2. Pointing to the mountain league is a confession, it is better to cut the hair and be fragrant. - Yuan Tang's "Gift to the King Guanyin Slave".

3, the second fold of "Chen's Mother and Godson": "I advise the people in this world to take this talk away." ”

Categories: Foreign Languages Abroad.

Problem description: What does one mean?

Analysis: 1 One is the Taiwanese phonetic note, that is, the sound of "ging", which means that it is stubborn, reserved, and very tolerable, all of which are one 2 This is the name of the letters in the "Chinese Pinyin Scheme", which represents g (brother) i (one) q (seven).

3. When it comes to the word "childcare", I believe everyone is familiar with it. "Childcare" is originally a Beijing dialect, which appeared in the early 90s of the last century, and originally referred to a shop or roadside stall hired by a personThe author noticed that the word "childcare" in the English propaganda report of the play is translated into a variety of ways, some are translated as human bait, some are translated as the cheat, and some ...

Burned. Steam the cooked food and steam: Eat the steamed buns again.

熥, the radical is the fire department, the radical is 4 strokes, the stroke is 13 strokes, and the pronunciation is tēng. It is defined as baking or reheating cooked food that has been cooled. It is a northern dialect, and it is often found in Henan, Shandong, Liang or parts of Gansu. It can also be used as a noun, fire.

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