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Anonymous users2024-02-15Oops
[Explanation].
1.The residue left over from making wine: wine. Meal (also known as something worthless). Egg. The wife of chaff (the wife who suffers together in times of poverty).
2.Rotten, rotten : rotten. Rotten.
3.Bad: Things are done. Cake.
4.Practice, damage: Waste. Practice ("practice" read softly).
[Compounds].
Messy describes being disorderly, unorganized, and chaotic.
Dirty and messy to describe as very messy.
The description is very messy.
Eat sake lees and drink thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of a drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for condescension to the world; Drift. It is also a metaphor for beautiful and intoxicating writing. Same as "feeding the dregs".
The metaphor of feeding the bad is to imitate the customs of the times and go with the flow. Also known as "feeding the dregs and sipping the oil".
Eat sake lees and drink thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of a drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for condescension to the world; Drift. It is also a metaphor for beautiful and intoxicating writing. Same as "feeding the dregs".
Eat sake lees and drink thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of a drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for condescension to the world; Drift. It is also a metaphor for beautiful and intoxicating writing. Same as "feeding the dregs".
Eat sake lees and drink thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of a drunkenness. The metaphor is condescending; Drift. The metaphor is beautifully written and intoxicating.
Eat sake lees and drink thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of a drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for condescension to the world; Drift. It is also a metaphor for beautiful and intoxicating writing. Same as "feeding the dregs".
Poor and lowly chaff refers to the wife who lived a life of hardship together when she was poor.
The Wife of the Dregs Dregs: The poor use to satisfy their hunger with poor food such as wine residue and rice bran. Refers to a wife who has been through hardships together.
The wife of the dregs does not go down to the house Dregs: the coarse food such as the chaff of sake lees used to satisfy hunger; Hall: Main room. Do not abandon your wife, who has been with you in trouble.
Pillow curvature pillow wine, cushion sake lees. Refers to alcoholism, drunkenness.
Pillow with dregs Pillow with wine, cushion with sake lees. It is called alcoholism, drunkenness.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14Waste, dross, mash, sake lees, chaff, heart, bad, red waste, bad eggs, bad food, bad food, dirt.
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Anonymous users2024-02-131. Waste.
zāo tà]
Fee or damage: This gale has a lot of fruit. Cut carefully, don't cut the material.
2. Drass. zāo pò]
Sake lees, okara and the like. It is a metaphor for what is crude and worthless: discarding it and taking its essence.
3. Mash. láo zāo]
Glutinous rice (Jiangmi) wine.
4. Distiller's lees. jiǔ zāo]
The dregs left over from sake brewing.
5. Dregs. zāo kāng]
Distiller's grains and rice bran. Originally, it was a poor food that the poor used to satisfy their hunger in the old days, and later the wives who had been in trouble together in poverty were called the wives of the chaff, and sometimes they were also referred to as the wretch.
6. Bad heart. zāo xīn]
Annoyed by the bad situation: but at this time the car broke down again, really called.
7. Bad. zāo hài]
Waste and damage, mostly refers to birds and beasts spoiling crops, etc.
8. Red mess. hóng zāo]
Red distiller's grains. Can be used as a condiment.
9. Bad eggs. zāo dàn]
A type of egg pickled with sake lees, salt, vinegar, etc. After four or five months, it can be matured. The egg white is like milky white jelly, the egg yolk is soft, the color is orange-red, and the fragrance is strong.
10. Frustration.
o zāo]
Dialect. Vexation.
11. Bad food.
zāo shí]
Poor food.
12. Dirty.
wū zāo]
In a terrible mess. Described as dirty and messy.
13. Bad mess.
o zāo]
Fight hard. 14. Wheat grains.
mài zāo]
Lees. Residues left over from the brewing of wheat.
15, bad fang.
zāo fáng]
small wineries; Distillation chamber.
16, bad mound.
zāo qiū]
Pile up into a mound of chaos. It is said that there is a lot of winemaking, and it is very indulgent.
17. Rotten.
zāo xiǔ]
Decay. 18. Bad twist.
zāo qǔ]
Same as "dregs".
19. Bad line.
zāo xíng]
That is, the bad fang. Winery.
20. Bad food.
jùn zāo]
A woman who pours wine for a drinker in the Song Dynasty.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Oops,.
Dregs distiller's grains. Mash dregs.
Bad heart. Bad trampling.
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Anonymous users2024-02-111. Bad words:
Waste, dross, chaff, mess, mash, dirt, lees, lees, heart, mess, rosacea.
Mess, wheat, red, messy, smelly, rotten, rotten, rotten, fed, fed, eaten, rotten.
Bad chaff, boiled, dirty, bad, not tired of chaff, bad, bad
2. Basic definition of badness:
1) Make the dregs left over from the wine.
2) Pickling food with wine or sake lees: Lees fish.
3) decay; Not strong: The wood is bad.
4) (Thing or circumstance) Bad: Things go wrong.
5) practice; Waste: Waste. Bad practice.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The compounds of bad are: bad, feeding, cleaning, badhead, bad
1. Other two-word words:
Bad grains, wheat grains, bad mills, bad hills, bad mounds, bad wretched, bad wretched, bad runs, bad rotten, naan dregs, bad wretched, bad dregs,
Second, the three words of the bad group:
Rosacea, mess, mess, lees, lees, lees, rotten, old, chaff.
Three, the four words of the bad group:
Broken rice bran, feeding dregs, removing dross, terrible, pillow koji dregs, not tired of bran, messy, wretched wife, sucking dregs, sucking dregs, wretched women, never tired of chaff, poor and lowly chaff, pillow curd, une, uri.
Fourth, the basic interpretation.
1) Make the dregs left over from the wine.
2. Pickle food with wine or sake lees: fish.
3) decay; Unsturdy: Wood.
4. (Thing or situation) Bad: Something is done.
5) practice; Waste: Waste. Trample.
5. Detailed Interpretation.
Shape sound. From the meter, Cao Sheng. From rice, related to the making of sake.
Original meaning: Ancient refers to the wine with the water that has not been wet. The latter refers to the lees.
Same meaning: bad, wine is also drunk. - Saying, after the total drink to the guests of the ritual medical dregs.
Zhou Li, Wine Zheng".
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The words that can be grouped are as follows:
1. Bad: Refers to something or a situation that is not good. Example sentence: There is no such thing as a bad thing, only a bad mood.
2. Waste: waste or damage; Insult. Example sentence: No one has the right to spoil their health.
3. Dregs: A metaphor for discarding useless things. Example sentence: Reading should be with a critical eye, to take the essence of it, to remove the dross.
4. Mash: Jiang rice wine. Example sentence: Two pots of mash and one pot of sweet bacons just delivered by the tricycle.
5. Distiller's grains: the residue of winemaking is coarsely filtered to remove the dissolved residues and fine particles after the solid grains are removed. Example sentence: Camphor oil is effective against mites that often appear in rosacea**.
6. Bad heart: Anxious because things are broken or the situation is not good. Example sentence: After how many years of love I have, it is bad to just be tolerated.
7. Dregs: Poor people use wine residue, rice bran and other poor food to satisfy their hunger. Refers to a wife who has been through hardships together. Example sentence: I'd rather swallow chaff with good people than eat a feast with bad people.
8. Bad damage: bad damage. Example sentence: It turns out that after Huang Shang created the "Nine Yin True Scripture", he remembered the past when he was defeated and his family was ruined.
9. Spit badly: There are many meanings of ridicule, demolition, and complaining. Example sentence: On Weibo, the logo of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business with three horizontal and vertical bars was spit out by netizens.
10. Grains: bran and wine decanter. The metaphor refers to poor food. Example sentence: In today's world, there is no damage to birds and beasts, timber and wood, and infinity to luxury; It is not a pomelo with no oranges, and there is no chaff from it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Compounds: bad, bad, bad
Pinyin zāo, phonetic .
The radical is a meter, 11 strokes outside the department, and 17 strokes in total.
Wubi OGMJ, Cangjie FDTWA, Zheng Code UFKK, Sijiao 95966.
The structure is left and right, the code is 4748, the location is 5267, and the Unicode is 7cdf.
Basic word meaning: 1. The residue left over from making wine: sake lees. Dregs (also known as worthless things). Wretched. The wife of the chaff (the wife who suffers together in times of poverty).
2. Rotten, rotten: rotten. Rotten.
3. Bad: Things are going bad. Worst.
4. Practice, damage: waste. Bad practice ("practice" read softly).
蹋 [zāo tà].
Wasted or damaged at will: No food is allowed. Anti-cherishing. Insult. Trample.
Dregs [zāo pò].
Name) refers to the residue left over from brewing and grinding rice. Metaphor the part of something that is bad and worthless or rotten and harmful: take the essence of it and remove it.
Bad heart [zāo xīn].
Annoying, things are not going as expected.
Dregs [zāo kāng].
name) sake lees and rice bran. It is also a metaphor for the wife who shares the affliction in times of poverty: the wife.
乱七八乱 [luàn qī bā zāo].
The description is unorganized and orderly, and it is chaotic. Nearly disorganized. Anti-well-organized.
一画mess [yī tuán zāo].
It can also be used to describe the mess of things in the room and the garbage thrown everywhere.
酒利 [jiǔ zāo].
The residue left over after brewing. It can be used for feed and cooking.
啕害 [zāo hài].
Fang ruined and harmed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Bad words: 1. Waste: waste or damage;
2. Dregs and repentance: The dregs left over from winemaking are metaphorically used for discarding the useless things of Bijian;
3. Bad heart: anxious because things are broken or the situation is bad;
4. Distiller's grains: the residue after evaporating alcohol or alcoholic beverages from grains, which is used as livestock feed;
5. Dregs: refers to the wife who has been through hardships together;
6. Harassment: Destruction and harassment;
7. Bad shop: that is, bad workshop, brewing workshop;
8. Messing up: Messing up due to making mistakes or crappy judgments;
9. Clearing: the one that passes through the filter is called sake, and the one that is not filtered is called the lees;
10. Messy: Describe disorderly, unorganized, and chaotic.
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