How do you pronounce a Gan next to the Western character? What are the words next to the word Gan Wh

Adding a sweet word next to the western character is the word 酣, pronounced hān, which refers to the meaning of drinking wine very freely: as much as possible, painful, strong, and sheng.

Hello. There is "酉" + "甘" - 酣 "pronunciation hān

There is no word "West" + "Gan".

West + Gan = none.

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1. Next to the word Gan, 阝 is Handan, spelling liquid sound: hán.

2. Interpretation of Hand: Handan (hán dān), a place name, in Hebei.

3. Hand's stroke order: horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal fold hook Horizontal skimming hook is wide and vertical.

4. Handan is a provincial municipality in Hebei Province, the third largest city in Hebei Province, one of the 18 larger cities with local legislative powers, and one of the megacities with a population of more than one million in the main urban area. It is located in the south of Hebei, west of Taihang, east of the North China Plain, located in the center of Sunliang in the four provinces of Shanxi, Hebei, Shanxi and Henan and the heart of the Bohai Rim Economic Zone.

1. The words next to the word Gan are: sweet, some, tongs, 酣, orange, 佄, 黚, 玵, 粓, 拑, 姏, 魽, tongs, cyanotic, 詌, glycoside, chancre, cockle, hand, crucible, swill, 甛, 咁.

2. Sweet, a commonly used Chinese character (first-level character), pronounced tián, was first seen in seal script. The original meaning is like the taste of sugar and honey, as opposed to bitterness; By extension, there are beauty, happiness, joy, etc.

3. Some: mǒu, original meaning: is the orthography of plum.

The meaning of the word is refined. The "plum" of plum is dedicated to the word "plum". The word "so-and-so" no longer has this meaning.

Derivation: Because the taste is indescribable, it is extended to refer to "replacing people, places, things, things, etc. that are not clearly indicated".

4. Pliers, qian, Chinese characters, a tool for clamping things.

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Extension B Unicode: 29b1a

Add a wooden word next to the composition"Mandarin"。

tongs, sweet, swill, citrus, some, a, glycoside, cyanosis, chancre, crucible, chow, fi, ......

Gan + wood = a certain page + work = item ginseng + vertical heart = miserable.

Sweet citrus glycosides, cyanosis, swill, crucible, crucible.

Wood + Gan = Mandarin (Citrus) Tongue + Gan = Sweet (Dessert).

It should be a unitary word plus every: enzyme.

Enzyme Pinyin: méi

Radical: unitary.

Structure: left and right structure.

Stroke order: horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, apostrophe, vertical bend, horizontal, horizontal, apostrophe, horizontal, vertical fold vertical bend, horizontal fold hook, point, horizontal, point.

Compounds: coenzyme, enzyme spider, zymogen, enzymatic hydrolysis, pancreatic enzyme, protease, enzyme transformation, pancreatic lipase.

Interpretation: Catalytically active and highly selective special organic substances (proteins, RNA, DNA) produced by living cells, the vast majority of which are proteins.

According to their different compositions, protein enzymes are divided into two categories: simple proteins and bound proteins.

For example, most hydrolases are enzymes composed solely of proteins; Flavin mononucleotidase is a bound protease composed of enzyme proteins and cofactors.

The enzyme protein in the bound protein is the protein moiety, and the cofactor is the non-protein moiety, and the two are combined into a holoenzyme, and only the holoenzyme has catalytic activity.

Are you sure it's the left side that is west, not unitary?

Enzyme méi is an organic, gelatinous substance, composed of proteins, that catalyzes biochemical changes, and fermentation depends on its action: zymogen.

Number of strokes: 14;

Radical: unitary.

The side of "Gan" is: Gan.

甘 [gān]:

Sweet, Delicious: Sweet. Bitter. Pure. Fall. It's like a meal. Share the suffering. Purpose (delicious food).

Beautiful: Rain (rain that is timely and beneficial to farming). Lin.

Voluntary, willingly: Yes. Bow down.

Surname. Compound: 不甘 [ bù gān ]: unwilling to do so; Not what I wanted.

甘愿 [gān yuàn]: 甘心心.

甘休 [gān xiū]: willing to give up; Stop.

Licorice [gān cǎo]: A perennial herb of the genus Licorice in the legume family (glycyrrhiza uralensis). The roots and rhizomes of this plant are used as traditional Chinese medicine. Nourish the spleen and stomach, relieve pain and urgency, dispel phlegm and relieve cough, and detoxify.

Not to be outdone, [ bù gān shì ruò ] shows: to show, to perform. Unwilling to show that they are worse than others. It means that you want to compete and compare the high.

Sentence formation: Although his family is poor, he is not to be outdone in his studies.

He is always not to be outdone, and always wants to compete with others.

I am willing to sacrifice my personal interests for the sake of the overall good.

The young people of New China must have the spirit of striving for the upper reaches and not being willing to be left behind.

In order to produce more food and support national construction, the peasants are willing to endure hardships and hardships.

甘 [gān]:

Sweet, Delicious: Sweet. Bitter. Pure. Fall. It's like a meal. Share the suffering. Purpose (delicious food).

Beautiful: Rain (rain that is timely and beneficial to farming). Lin.

Voluntary, willingly: Yes. Bow down.

Surname. Compound: 不甘 [ bù gān ]: unwilling to do so; Not what I wanted.

甘愿 [gān yuàn]: 甘心心.

甘休 [gān xiū]: willing to give up; Stop.

Licorice [gān cǎo]: A perennial herb of the genus Licorice in the legume family (glycyrrhiza uralensis). The roots and rhizomes of this plant are used as traditional Chinese medicine. Nourish the spleen and stomach, relieve pain and urgency, dispel phlegm and relieve cough, and detoxify.

Not to be outdone, [ bù gān shì ruò ] shows: to show, to perform. Unwilling to show that they are worse than others. It means that you want to compete and compare the high. Sentence.

Gan Bianbian: One.

Interpretation: Sweet, good taste: Sweet. Bitter. Pure. Fall. It's like a meal. Share the suffering. Purpose (delicious food).

Beautiful: Rain (rain that is timely and beneficial to farming). Lin.

Voluntary, willingly: Yes. Bow down. Surname.

The radical of "Gan" (as the saying goes) is itself. Stroke count 5;Radical Gan.

Gan's radical is:

Sweet; Gan has 5 paintings.