What does it mean, what does it mean

The Northeast dialect, called high in English, and called death in Internet dialect, is a metaphor for people who are too lively.

Flaunt.

Slovenly. Pinyin tè phonetic

Simplified radicals: 7 strokes outside the month, 11 strokes in total.

Traditional radical meat part five strokes eany cangjie bipp Zheng code qhwz four corners 73240 structure left and right Unicode 8126

Stroke order 111, , .

Basic explanation. Basic literal meaning.

脦tè (rib 脦 see "rib 2".

Deser [Explanation]: A dialect originating from the Northeast, a derogatory term, usually used for sarcasm and swearing, and now due to the popularity of works such as Northeast TV dramas, Deser has become popular throughout the country. It is often used to describe someone as "excessively ostentatious and ostentatious", which is more similar to the meaning of "proud" and "arrogant".

It is worth mentioning that the word "Dese" is a dialect word included in the "Modern Hanchamin Dictionary (6th Edition)".

Similar words: autumn wind, sorrow, sorrow, shrinkage, drum, rubber pillar drum, experience, victory.

"Sechun with the tomb" can refer to the following different meanings: 1An ancient bow-shaped plucked musical instrument, also known as "silk bamboo". Concealment.

2.A traditional Chinese chime, composed of a number of copper bells of different sizes, capable of playing a deep and melodious **.

3.Describe the body shivering when cold or fearful, and can also describe **, sound, etc. that make people feel cold or frightened. 4.

It refers to a folk musical instrument of the northern ethnic minorities, and is a bow-shaped stringed instrument. 5.A mantra in some dialects that means "what", "what", etc.

6.Refers to the expression of a frown when you are nervous or thinking about a problem. 7.

In ancient times, it referred to the official uniform of officials, which was made of fur. 8.In ancient times, it referred to a kind of wine container, which resembled a jug and had a large mouth, which could hold a lot of wine.

嘚 se is a Chinese word, pinyin dè se, which means to get carried away after achieving something worthless or doing something big. It is usually derogatory or ridiculous, and sometimes it also means a harsh reprimand.

"Boomer" is a dialect originating from the Northeast, a derogatory term, often used for sarcasm and swearing, and due to the popularity of works such as Northeast TV dramas, Dasher has become popular throughout the country. There are two general meanings of "Woose", one is to show and show off to others because of pride; Another meaning is to spend money indiscriminately.

昚 Se (shake), Northeast dialect, often refers to getting carried away after obtaining an achievement that is not worth mentioning or doing something as big as a sesame seed. It is usually derogatory or ridiculous, and sometimes it also means a harsh reprimand. The etymology is the name of a multi-functional belt from the Tang Dynasty to the Song Liao Dynasty [嘚 Se is the sound of 蹀躞].

It means to tremble, to be frozen, that is, to be frozen, to tremble with your hands, to be shaking, not to be afraid of you, but not to see you and not to tremble. It's normal to be afraid that a person will tremble, so if you don't tremble, you won't be afraid of you.

Explanation.

Show off because of pride: driving a car around. It is also sometimes used to tease a friend or a different person in a good way.

Spending (money): A month's salary made him lose his money in a few days. Doing things that shouldn't be done, being too ostentatious, arrogant (more derogatory):

Since becoming a small section chief, he has been chattering all day long, and he was later cleaned up.

Word decomposition 嘚 Explanation 嘚 ē Onomatopoeia is a sound that describes the sound of a horse's hooves stumbling on the ground. 嘚 ē 嘚儿 (radical : mouth; The shouts of donkeys and mules marching forward.

radical: 口; Interpretation of Se Se è stringed instrument, like a harp. Nearly three meters long, there are fifty strings in ancient times, and then twenty-five scum or sixteen strings, played flat

Drummer . Reserved and dignified. Nervous

Describes a slight sound;Describe trembling. Clean and distinct.

Radical: Wang.

Deser: It often refers to getting carried away after achieving something that is not worth mentioning or doing something big. It is usually derogatory or ridiculous, and sometimes it also means a harsh reprimand. Same as the Se.

Pinyin: dè·se

Source: Included as a dialect word in the Dictionary of Modern Chinese (6th Edition).

Example sentence: A month's salary made him miserable in a few days.