What are the words of the group of things, and how to form the words of things

Objects, animals, gifts, stunners, plants, food, reading materials, objects, grains, minerals, things, things,

Objects, objects, medicines, desires, naturalists, images, things, evidence, living things, crops, playthings, ornaments

Objective lenses, ghost objects, old things, species, tokens, proud objects

Others are more bitter than him.

In just one month, the surgery fees were scraped together, and when the money was delivered to them, tears flowed down their eyes, and the boy's parents choked up.

"Thank you, thank you for ......."Before he finished speaking, he couldn't stop crying. This scene appeared on the screen, and people also stared at them, watching.

Crying and watching. Two months later, the little boy finally walked out of the hospital, but his feet were not as flexible as before, and he still needed the support of adults. Little boy in the hospital.

During these months, he endured great pain, and his family was extremely heartbroken.

Let everyone be full of love for each other, let the world be full of love, let's work together to create a better world!

Fill the world with love.

Let's talk about the title of "Let the World Be Filled with Love"! I don't think you have to donate money.

1. Animal [dòng wù] name) is a type of organism that has nerves, senses, and can move, and mostly feeds on organic matter.

2. Object [wù tǐ] name) is an individual composed of matter that occupies a certain space.

3. Gift [lǐ wù] An item given to another person as a sign of respect or celebration.

4. Grain [gǔ wù] name) is a general term for cereal crops such as rice, wheat, millet, sorghum, and corn, and also refers to the seeds of such crops.

Things: stunners, treasures, waste, scenery, objects, scenery, things, things,

The pinyin of 物: wù ].

Basic explanation:1Stuff; Things move. Goods. Quality. Make the most of it.

2.Refers to someone other than oneself or the world of the world as opposed to oneself. Pick up people.

3.Content; In essence, there is. Void no .

4.Surname. Interpretation:

物, pronounced wù, is a commonly used word. The original meaning refers to variegated cattle, and by extension, it refers to coat color and variegation, and these meanings are only found in ancient times. Because variegated colors contain many meanings, it is extended to all things.

On the other hand, the original meaning of things refers to all things, and by extension, it refers to specific objects, and it also refers to people, things, and things that are unexpected to them, and mostly refers to people.

Biochemistry, materialist dialectics,

organic, transitive verbs

Bioengineering, gymnosperms,

The food chain, take it and don't have it.

Mammals, natural selection

Cultural relics, hair objects,

Cold-blooded animals, playthings,

Dialectical materialism

The biological clock, the extremes of things must be reversed

Molecular Biology,

The quilt stares at the plant

Historical materialism

Big things, substances,

Grid things, one thing descends one thing,

Reptiles, vegetable oils,

Compounds, still lifes,

Structures, playthings, and demoralization

Minerals, little people,

Behemoths, buildings, etc

Drugs, homogeneous consumption,

There are no long things, naturalists, and museums

A man of the day.

1. Object [wùtǐ].

An individual made of matter that occupies a certain space: a moving object. Transparent objects.

Example of a literary work: Zen Cave Fang Ji "The Autumn of the Three Gorges": "It is as if the Three Gorges were originally a luminous object. ”

2. Gift [lǐwù].

An item given as a sign of respect or celebration is a given item in general: a birthday gift.

Examples of literary works: The second and sixth chapters of "Dream of Red Mansions": "Just because the third day of the fifth month of the fifth month of Ming'er is my birthday, who knows that Lao Hu and Lao Cheng are there, I don't know where they were found."

Such a thick, long, crispy fresh lotus root. Such a big watermelon, such a long, such a big Siamese tribute to the Lingbai fragrant Siamese pig sedan chair and fish. You say these four gifts, are they rare?

3. Stunner [yóuwù].

Refers to a person or object of excellence (mostly refers to a beautiful woman).

Example of literary works: Cai Dongfan's "Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" Chapter 5: "There are still half of the unlucky stunners, it is simply a lifetime, and I can't look forward to the arrival of the royal car." ”

4. Read things [dúwù].

Examples of literary works: Lu Xun's "Collection of Letters: To Cao Jinghua": "I think there is a place for this kind of reading. ”

5. Item [wùpǐn].

Something (mostly used in everyday life): valuables. Odd and podage items.

Examples of literary works: Ding Ling's "An Unloaded Bullet": "These things excited all the people in the room, and dozens of eyes were focused on the hands of the company commander, who was rummaging through these items. ”