How to write a word, write a mantra with a word

The way to write is to write the left handle first, then the right part, the right part of the first to write the cursive prefix above, and then write the ligature below.

In general, the ride is a left and right structure of the word, the shape structure is simple and easy to remember, the stroke order of the ride is: horizontal, vertical folding, mentioning, horizontal, vertical, vertical, vertical, apostrophe, apostrophe, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal. There are a total of 12 strokes.

The word "match" means to put the hand on somewhere, because it is next to the handle, so it is generally related to the hand, and the words in the word group have partner, match, match, and match means to match each other. There is also a hitchhiker used in everyday speaking.

Hitchhiking not only has the meaning of a partner hitchhiking on something, but the compound word hitchhiking has another meaning, which means hitchhiking on someone else's car.

Words: horizontal, vertical hook, lift, horizontal, vertical, vertical, apostrophe, pinch, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal.

The basic meaning of "ride" is branch; Erection; Tie them up with sticks and other things, such as building and covering; By extension, it means to lift together, such as setting up a table.

Ride, verb, left-right structure. It refers to the handover and bundling with sticks and other things. It also means to carry something together, to hand over, to cooperate, or to take a car or boat.

搭", modern Chinese standard first-level characters (commonly used words), structure, left and right structure. Mandarin is pronounced dā, which belongs to the shape and sound of the character in the Six Books. The basic meaning of "ride" is branch; Erection; Tie them up with sticks and other things, such as building and covering; By extension, it means to lift together, such as setting up a table[1].

In daily use, "ride" is also often used as a verb to indicate hitting, hitting, such as hitching and pounce [1].

Synonyms of ride.

1.Talk: Ask him a few times, and he just won't.

2. Acquaintion: acquaintance.

3. Pulse: cut the pulse. A diagnostic method in traditional Chinese medicine.

4. Lap: continuous; Cohesion.

5. Shoulders: 1Assist someone in carrying something on their shoulders.

6. Erection: erection [shed, frame, etc.].

7. Tie-up: see "Tie-up".

8. Matching: 1Suitable, 9, partner: 1Collaboration; Partnership.

10. Pulling: the same as "pulling".

11. Tie-ins: Rigid matching**: Stores are not allowed to forcibly unsalable items.

The mantra is: build a tower with earth, and germs will growThe pimple is weak, set up a tent, the horse's hooves clattered.

1. Interpretation of rides.

1. a branch; Frame.

2. Put something soft on top of something that can be supported.

3. Connect together.

4. Putting it on; Plus.

Second, stroke order. Horizontal, vertical hook, lift, horizontal, vertical, vertical, apostrophe, pinch, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal.

Compounds. 一hitching, hitchhiking [ dā chē ].

1. Take the car. 2. Hitchhiking (or known as hitchhiking.)

2. Build a bridge [ dā qiáo ].

1. Bridging. 2. Metaphorically introduce the contact and matchmaking between the two parties; Introduce.

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Ride".

Branch; Erection; Tie it up with sticks and other things: build. Lap the lid. Build. Bypass. Rescue. Build a shelf.

Co-lifting: Set up the table.

Compound words: hitchhiking, hitchhiking, riding, hitching, hitching, hitching, hitting, pulling, throwing, throwing, wrapping, dripping.

Basic Definition dā1Branch; Erection;

Application: build bridges, build sheds, build grape trellises.

2.Cooperate. Application: Match, partner.

3.Connect; Pick it up. Application: The preamble does not match the afterword.

4.Lift. Application: Set up a stretcher and put the table out of the table.

5.Ride. Application: Hitchhiking, boating, airplane.

6.Wear; Hang; Place on top of the supporting object. Application: Towel over shoulder, garment on rope, bow and arrow.

7.Get together. Application: Partner, partner.

8.Plus: Application: Not to mention spending money, you also have to catch up with time, time is too tight, and you need to catch a few people to help with common phrases.

Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the ancestors of the Han nationality, and are an indispensable link to maintain the dialect areas of the Han nationality. The earliest surviving Chinese characters are the oracle bone inscription of the Yin Shang dynasty in about 1300 BC and the later Jin inscription, which evolved into the Zhou script in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and then to the small seal and Lishu in the Qin Dynasty, to the Han and Wei dynasties, and to the Han and Wei dynasties, and to the end of the Han Dynasty. Regular script prevailed in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and is still in use.

Chinese characters are by far the longest continuously used script, and they are the only one of the major writing systems in antiquity that has been passed down to the present day.

Stroke: horizontal, vertical hook, mention, horizontal shooting, vertical, vertical, apostrophe, pinch, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, <>horizontal, vertical, horizontal

dā ( branch; Erection; Tie it up with sticks and other things: build. Lap the lid. Build. Bypass. Rescue. Build a shelf.

Co-lifting: Set up the table.

Destroy the handover, match: matching. Board. Partner. Tying. Partner. Help. Answer. Accost. Tie the line. Accosted.

By car, boat, etc.: By car. Boat. Passengers. Carrying.

Dialect, refers to the state, the place: this ride.

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Seam fingers also. One is also Tao. From the sound of the hand, read like a precedent. In vain.

Pinyin: [dā].

How to pronounce it: dā

Pinyin: da

Zhuyin:

The radical of the ride: 扌部.

Strokes: 12 strokes.

The stroke order of the ride: one丨one丨丨丨丨, one丨 one.

Stroke order reading and writing: horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical, skimming, horizontal, vertical, folding, horizontal.

Explanation in Chinese:

dā(

a), branches; Erection; Tie it up with sticks and other things: build. Lap the lid. Build. Bypass. Rescue. Build a shelf.

2) Lift together: Set up the table.

3) Handover, cooperation: collocation. Board. Partner. Tying. Partner. Help. Answer. Accost. Tie the line. Accosted.

4) By car, boat, etc.: hitchhiking. Boat. Passengers. Carrying.

5) Dialect, referring to place, place: this ride.

Verbal inflections:

Take the dā name

1) Calligraphy strokes. Where the upper pen brings up the lower pen, and the upper word brings up the lower word, it is called "ride" [stroke].

2) Jacket

There are sick men dressed in white. - Song · Lin Kui's "Deep Miscellaneous".

Take dā amount

Block, at [piece].

Brother Zhen's face is like a garden in March, one with green, one with purple, one with green, and one with red. - The Legend of Marriage in the Awakening World

English translation: join together, attach to; add to

Stroke order: horizontal, vertical hook, lift, horizontal, vertical, vertical, apostrophe, stroke, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal.

Pronunciation: [dā].

Idioms for the word:

Low Head Hand Brain [ dī tóu dā nǎo ]: Describes a panicked or listless appearance. Same as "bow your head and hang your head".

七搭八張 [ qī dā bā chě ] describes speech that is rambling and has no center. Pester; Mess up. Same as "seven with eight with eight".

死心搭地 [ sǐ xīn dā dì ] describes having made up one's mind and never changing. Same as "dead heart".

一搭二用 [ yī dā liǎng yòng ]: The same thing is used as two.

Shoulder to shoulder [ āi jiān dā bèi ]: Describes an extremely intimate appearance.

一搭一档 [ yī dā yī dàng ]" means to cooperate with each other and cooperate with each other. Sometimes derogatory.

Pumping and riding [ chōu chōu dā dā ] describes crying in a low voice.

There is no one ride [ yǒu yī dā méi yī dā ]1It means that there is nothing to say. 2.It means dispensable and insignificant.

Guā pí dā lǐ shù [ guā pí dā lǐ shù ] can't be taken at all. Refers to strong identification of relatives.

The words are: ride, ride, partner, collocation, carrying, building, riding, mixing, talking, bridging, matching, riding, white hitting, tying, talking, lapping, rescue, partnering, boundary, shed, partner, class, tone, hand, and guest.

Ride, verb, left-right structure. It refers to the handover and bundling with sticks and other things. It also means to carry something together, to hand over, to cooperate, or to take a car or boat. It is also made as the word "撘".

The pinyin of the word is: dā. Radical:

Pick. Strokes: 12.

Traditional: Yes. Stroke Order:

One, one, one, 丨, 丨, one, one, 丨,