-
Anonymous users2024-02-15Do you know what the commonly used emoji originally meant.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-14It's very formal, no joke.
Interesting:1Very, very, indicates the degree of deepening: Fast. Good.
2.Gu Tong is "ruthless" and vicious.
3.Ancient refers to litigation.
Serious meaning: 1Dignified and decent.
2.Legitimate.
3.Formal; Meet certain standards.
4.Serious and serious.
5.Indeed, really.
The general meaning is: very formally, no joke.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-13[ zhèng jīng ]
Shape) Dignified and decent: people. Legitimate: Thing|Our money has to be spent somewhere. Formal; Meet certain standards: goods.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-12It's very formal, no joke.
Interesting:1Very, very, indicates that the degree of the congregation deepens: fast. Good.
2.Gu Tong is "ruthless" and vicious.
3.Ancient refers to litigation.
Serious meaning: 1Dignified and decent.
2.Legitimate.
3.Formal; Meet certain standards.
4.Serious and serious.
5.Indeed, really.
In general, Wu Ming means: very formally, or hungry for jokes.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-11It is to be very calm, conditioned, know how to take care of each other's emotions, and then be responsible, mature and generous.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-10It's very formal, no joke.
Interesting:1Very, very, indicates that the degree of the congregation deepens: fast. Good.
2.Gu Tong is "ruthless" and vicious.
3.Ancient refers to litigation.
Serious meaning: 1Dignified and decent.
2.Legitimate.
3.Formal; Meet certain standards.
4.Serious and serious.
5.Indeed, really.
In general, Wu Ming means: very formally, or hungry for jokes.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-09It's very formal, no joke.
Interesting:1Very, very, indicates that the degree of the congregation deepens: fast. Good.
2.Gu Tong is "ruthless" and vicious.
3.Ancient refers to litigation.
Serious meaning: 1Dignified and decent.
2.Legitimate.
3.Formal; Meet certain standards.
4.Serious and serious.
5.Indeed, really.
In general, Wu Ming means: very formally, or hungry for jokes.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-08Serious and serious. Contains a tour shed to describe the bright and bright.
Idiom source: Qing Li Yu's "Sympathy and Ecstasy": "I listened to it seriously for a long time, but I only said it was serious, but it turned out to be a joke." ”
Idiom example sentences: Shouldn't you be happy that you can now be a serious person talking about the new China? Hemmer, "The Girl from the City".
Traditional Chinese writing: grinding manuscript is serious.
Zhuyin: Idiom grammar: as a definite, adverbial; It is mostly used in colloquial language: general idioms.
Affection. Color: Unisex idiom.
Idiom structure: Joint idiom.
Generation: Modern idiom.
1 Basic explanatory term: exaggerated.
Pinyin: fú kuā >>>More
1。Seek peace and forgive others unprincipledly.
2。Accommodating, conniving, unrestricted, accommodating or tolerating out of care or kindness. >>>More
Olympiad is a translated term that originally referred to the ancestor worship of Zeus, the god of heaven, held in Olympia during the ancient Greek period. The sports competitions in the ancestral worship event are called "Olympia Athletics". During the Renaissance, when people studied ancient Greek culture, they began to call "Olympia Athletic" also known as the "Ancient Olympic Games". >>>More
Righteousness: Boudoir: women's bedroom. Stay in the boudoir and wait for the marriage. Formerly a woman who was an adult to be hired. >>>More
Please don't listen to the nonsense upstairs, Buddhism is the education of the Buddha, different from religion, the word monk is transliterated from India, translated into Chinese called "pro-teacher", which means to kiss the person who has taught himself. For example, if you are a substitute teacher in a school, in Buddhism you are called a "pro-teacher", that is, a monk, who has not given you a substitute teacher, is also your teacher, but there is a difference, in Buddhism they are called Dharma teachers.