What to read on the left half of the erect What to read on the left half of the two tattoos

孛 bó detailed literal meaning.

Movement 1Discoloration. Later, it was "Bo" [change color], and the color was evil. - Rhyme

2.See also bèi

孛 bèi radical strokes.

Radical: Sub-Outer Strokes: 4 Total Strokes: 7

Wubi 86: FPBF Wubi 98: FPBF Cangjie: JBND Stroke Order Number: 1245521 Four Corner Number: 40407 Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Character U+5B5B

Basic literal meaning. 1.The appearance of lush vegetation.

2.Ancient books refer to comets that shine strongly.

Detailed literal meaning. Vice

1.The appearance of lush vegetation [luxuriantly] is sparse and scattered on the top, and staggered and dragon scales on the bottom. - Cao Pi, "Liu Fu".

2.Another name for comet

3.Confusion; conflicting. Later, it was "paradoxical". disorderly]。Such as: 孛沴 (rebellion and catastrophe); 孛戾 (rebellious and perverse).

"Thorn" reads: jí

1. Radical wood.

2. Strokes 12

3. Five strokes of GMII

Basic Definition. 1. Jujube trees, deciduous shrubs. It has thorns, and the fruit is small and sour. The tree can be used as a rootstock for grafting jujube trees.

2. The common name of thorny plants and trees: wattle.

Example sentence: Knowledge is a sharp blade that can cut down thorns, and ignorance is also a sharp blade, but it can only be an ornament.

3. a thorn; Zha: Hands.

Example sentence: This question is so tricky, I'm all dazed.

Pronounced jí

Interpretation: 1, sour jujube tree, with thorny stems, generally refers to thorny seedlings; 2. Needle-shaped spines.

Jí explains:

1.Jujube tree, with thorny stems; Refers to a seedling with thorns: wattle. Hand (metaphor for difficult things). Stab. Needle.

2.Needle-shaped spines: Skins.

3.Ancient Tong "halberd", weapon.

Word: tricky [ jí shǒu ].

1.Piercing, stabbing.

2.It's a metaphor for hard things.

Pole thorn [ gǎn jí ].

Yu is stubborn. Thorn 地 [ jí dì ].

Describe a difficult situation.

<> the word is "water chestnut".

Pinyin: [bí].

Radical:. Strokes: 10

Interpretation: 荸荠 [bí qi]: a

Perennial herbaceous plants, born in ponds or cultivated in paddy fields, with oblate and rounded underground stems, russet, white flesh, edible, and can also make starch; b.The underground stems of this plant are also called "black taro", "ground pear", and "horseshoe" in some areas.

Sentence formation: Although raw water chestnuts are delicious, there may be parasites in them, so let's eat them cooked.

The basic meaning of water chestnut.

Water chestnut bí water chestnut a perennial herbaceous plant, born in ponds or cultivated in paddy fields, with oblate and rounded underground stems, russet, white flesh, edible, and can also make starch; b The underground stems of this plant are also called "black taro" and "ground pear" in some areas.

Number of strokes: 10;

Radical:.

Water chestnut bí water chestnut a perennial herbaceous plant, born in ponds or cultivated in paddy fields, with oblate and rounded underground stems, russet, white flesh, edible, and can also make starch; b The underground stems of this plant are also called "black taro" and "ground pear" in some areas.

荸荠 [pinyin]: bí qi [interpretation]: water chestnut] Ancient name 凫茈. Also known as black taro. Some areas are famous for chestnuts, pears, and horseshoes. A perennial herbaceous plant planted in paddy fields

Water chestnut bi is also horseshoe! Eat fruits.

Water chestnuts. Water chestnut. A plant that uses both fruits and vegetables.

Hello. [孛] sound: bèiInterpretation: 1The appearance of lush vegetation. 2.Ancient books refer to comets that shine strongly.

bèi Interpretation: 1The appearance of lush vegetation. 2.Ancient books refer to comets that shine strongly.

Comet. Pronunciation: [bèi].

Radical: Sub. Five strokes: fpbf

Paraphrasing limb beams:1The appearance of lush vegetation.

2.In ancient books, it refers to a comet in the destruction of the mountain, the light is strong, and the hunger is strong.

Say "Bo", two tones. It means green smoke. Handwriting is also not recognized, Kangxi Dictionary, pages 622 and 627.

bo, two tones, left and right structure, radical is fire.

The basic definition describes what it looks like when a fire rises.

"Collection Rhyme" is thin and uncut, and the sound is bad.

In fact: "Ji Rhyme" Pu did not cut, and the sound was bo. "Jade Chapter" smoke and appearance.

This is an extended B-area word, the web page cannot be displayed, and the word and phonetic meaning are shown in **.

Expand the A-zone word.

Say "Bo", two tones. It means green smoke. Handwriting is also not recognized, Kangxi Dictionary, pages 622 and 627.

A fire on the left, a second erection on the right. It means green smoke.

Handwriting can't be recognized.,It's equivalent to removing the force word.。

, bo third tone. There is no such thing as "fire". If there is a mistake, please correct it.

Pinyin: [bí].

Set rhyme" Pu did not cut, the sound is bo. "Jade Chapter" smoke and appearance.

This is the word in extension b, the web page can't be displayed, see **.

Turn left|Turn right.

Turn left|Turn right.

Say "Bo", two tones. It means green smoke. Handwriting is also not recognized.

烜 xuǎn 形 (1) (形音. From the fire, 亘 (yuán) sounds. Original meaning:

(2) Same as the original meaning [flaming] 烜, fire shengxiang. - Jade Chapter (3) Another example: Xuan Lie (Huosheng) (4) Remarkable, prominent [of greatest renown and influence] He Xi is also majestic.

All I know is this ......Can't help you.

bo two tones Try whether the five-stroke input method can be typed. It doesn't seem to be in the dictionary.

Read bo,Two sounds Sogou input method doesn't seem to be able to type。

Pinyin bèi

radical resentment.

Strokes: 10

Five elements of water.

Five NFPBs

Basic Definition Detailed Definition.

1.Chaos, conflict: Chaos. Inverse. Different. Discuss. Parallel no.

2.Confusion, contradiction, fallacy: Fallacy. Confuse.

孛 bèi

The appearance of lush vegetation.

Ancient books refer to comets that shine strongly.

孛 bó discoloration. Later as "Bo".