The pronunciation of a dry word next to a word?

讦 讦 Pinyin: jié Traditional Chinese characters: 讦.

Simplified radical: 讠, external strokes: 3, total strokes: 5

Traditional radicals: 言, external strokes: 3, total strokes: 5

Wubi 86&98: YFH Cangjie.

Reading: jie two sounds! Written language, meaning: to rebuke others for their faults; Expose other people's selfishness!

讦jie , rebuke others for their faults.

Question 1: What is the stem next to the word 讦 [pinyin]: [jié] 字meaning]: 1Expose someone else's privacy or attack someone else's shortcomings: Attack. Tell.

Question 2: What to say next to the words?

Pinyin jié

Radicals.

Strokes 5 five rows of wood.

Traditional Chinese Reading.

Five strokes of YFH

Vocabulary Book Basic Definition Detailed Definition.

Expose someone else's privacy or attack someone else's shortcomings: Attack. Tell.

Question 3: What is the pronunciation and meaning of a stem next to a word? 讦, pronounced as jié, verb, morphophonetic word, from the word, dry sound. Original meaning: to attack others' shortcomings or expose others' selfishness.

Confession, face to face reprimand, crime to confess also. Sayings

Those who slander and think they are right. The Analects. Huang Shu: "It is said that the face is selfish." ”

Those who are above are also admonished. Hanshu Jia Yi Biography".

The officials and the people reprimanded each other. Hanshu Zhao Guanghan Biography".

Another example: denunciation (exposing, exposing); Accusations (Whistleblowing Accusations); Recital (exposing the upper recital); Tone (expose the privacy and shortcomings of others).

Question 4: What is the word to add a stem next to the word 讦 jié 《運》 (形音. From the words, the dry voice. Original meaning: attacking other people's shortcomings or exposing other people's selfishness) is the same as the original meaning.

<>1, 讦 [pinyin]: [jié] [word meaning]: expose other people's privacy or attack others' shortcomings: attack, admonish.

2. 讦讦jié (shape sound. From the words, the dry voice. Original meaning: attacking other people's shortcomings or exposing other people's selfishness) is the same as the original meaning.

3. 讦殦 [jié duó] means to be attacked and taken from office.

4. 以讦為直 [yǐ jié wéi zhí] to expose other people's privacy or shortcomings to show straightforwardness.

5. 讦動 [jié pò] means that the heart is narrow and easy to attack people.

1. Add a sound next to the word is 谙, pronounced [ān].

2, 谙版 [ānbǎn] Jin Ren Zun Dazhi Burning Spring Title.

3, 谙味 [āncháng] prepare to taste the experience.

4. 谙达 [āndá] familiar (human feelings): Familiar with the world.

5. 谙分 [ānfēn] knows the duty and keeps the duty.

6. 谙菙 [ānhū] familiarity and negligence.

7. 谙记 [ānjì] familiar memory.

8. 谙解 [ānjiě] familiar with understanding.

9. 谙历 [ānlì] is familiar with experience.

10. 谙事 [ānshì] is familiar with affairs and is sensible.

11. 谙熟 [ānshú] familiar (something): familiar with geography and cultivating talents who are familiar with economic management and concession.

讦 [pinyin]: [jié] literal meaning]: 1Expose someone else's privacy or attack someone else's shortcomings: Attack. Tell.

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谙 Pinyin: ān Traditional Chinese characters: 谙.

Simplified radicals: 讠, external strokes: 9, total strokes: 11

Traditional radicals: 言, extra-departmental strokes: 9, total strokes: 11

Wubi 86&98: yujg Cangjie: ivyta

Stroke order number: 45414312511 Four corner number: 30761 Unicode: CJK unified Chinese character u+8c19

Basic literal meaning. 谙 (谙).

n Familiar, proficient: practice. Know. Dawn. Reach. Deep Medicine.

Memorization, memorization: Memorization. Chant. At a glance.

Translation between Chinese and English. Know well

english

versed in, fully acquainted with

谙谙 ān拕 (1) (形音. From words, sounds. Original meaning: familiar).

2) Same as [familiar; know well]

Yes, yes. Sayings

The south of the Yangtze River is good, and the scenery is old. ——Bai Juyi, "Remembering Jiangnan".

Xiejiu is in China and North Korea, and he knows how to practice old things. - Jin Shu Diao Xie Biography

Therefore, those who know how to understand things and understand the body are good and powerful. ——Jin Shu Criminal Law Chronicles

If you don't know how to eat your aunt, you will send your sister-in-law to taste it first. ——Wang Jian, "Xi Wedding Niang".

3) Another example: Knowing (being familiar with);Knowledgeable (familiar, experienced).

4) Learn by heart

The tillers of its mausoleum trees are all well known. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Yu Yan

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Zheng code: SSK, U: 8C19, GBK: DACF

Number of strokes: 11, radical: 讠, stroke order number: 45414312511

Movement (shape sound. From words, sounds. Original meaning: familiar).

The same as the original meaning, Xi also. Sayings

The south of the Yangtze River is good, and the scenery is old. ——Bai Juyi, "Remembering Jiangnan".

Xiejiu is in China and North Korea, and he knows how to practice old things. - Jin Shu Diao Xie Biography

Therefore, those who know how to understand things and understand the body are good and powerful. ——Jin Shu Criminal Law Chronicles

If you don't know how to eat your aunt, you will send your sister-in-law to taste it first. ——Wang Jian, "Xi Wedding Niang".

Another example: 谙知 (familiar with);Knowledgeable (familiar, experienced).

Learn by heart

The tillers of its mausoleum trees are all well known. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Yu Yan

Familiarity: Practice.

Know, proficient: Proficient in the art of medicine.

谙 [pinyin]:[n]【字meaning】:

1.Familiar, proficient: proficient. Knowledgeable. I know. Knowledgeable. He is well versed in medicine.

2.Memorization, memorization: memorization. Recitation. At a glance.

谙 an memory of the south of the Yangtze River Jiangnan good scenery old once knew the sunrise river flowers red than fire spring river water green as blue can not remember the south of the Yangtze River.

Pronunciation: bai

谙 [ān] Interpretation: du

Familiar, proficient: Practice. zhi learned. Dawn. Reach. Deep Medicine. Dao familiar recall, recitation: Remember. Answer. At a glance.

Famous sentence: Know, Siya. Sayings

The south of the Yangtze River is good, and the scenery is old. ——Bai Juyi, "Remembering Jiangnan".

Xiejiu is in China and North Korea, and he knows how to practice old things. - Jin Shu Diao Xie Biography

Therefore, those who know how to understand things and understand the body are good and powerful. ——Jin Shu Criminal Law Chronicles

If you don't know how to eat your aunt, you will send your sister-in-law to taste it first. ——Wang Jian, "Xi Wedding Niang".

Another example: 谙知 (familiar with);Knowledgeable (familiar, experienced).

The tillers of its mausoleum trees are all well known. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Yu Yan

谙谙 [ān], paraphrase: familiar, proficient. Compoundable words: proficient, old, knowing, knowing.

Most of the poems related to Chen also express familiar meanings and thoughts, such as: Jiangnan is good, and the scenery is old. - Bai Juyi's "Remembering Jiangnan" is talking about the scenery of Jiangnan that is familiar to him and not unfamiliar.

Another example: Xiejiu has been in China and North Korea for a long time, and he knows how to practice old things. - Jin Shu Diao Xie Biography", the knowledge in this is also the meaning of proficiency.

谙 an

Literal meaning]: 1Familiar, proficient: Practice. Know. Dawn. Reach. Deep Medicine. 2.Memorization, memorization: Memorization. Chant. At a glance.

It's 谙 ān

1.Familiar, proficient: Practice. Know. Dawn. Reach. Deep Medicine.

2.Memorization, memorization: Memorization. Chant. At a glance.

Pry. jié

Shape sound. From the words, the dry voice. Original meaning: attacking other people's shortcomings or exposing other people's privacy) is the same as the original meaning. Confession, face to face reprimand, crime to confess also. Sayings

Those who slander and think they are right. The Analects.

Huang Shu: "It is said that the face is selfish." ”

Those who are above are also admonished. Hanshu Jia Yi Biography".

The officials and the people reprimanded each other. Hanshu Zhao Yu Nachun Guanghan Biography".

Another example: denunciation (exposing, exposing); Accusations (Accusations); Recital (exposing the upper recital); Tone (expose the privacy and shortcomings of others).

Attacking or exposing the shortcomings of others:Know it.

讦jì1Straight to the point.

Add a phonetic word next to the word to read [ān].

The meaning of the word is familiar, proficient: proficient. Knowledgeable. I know. Knowledgeable. He is well versed in medicine.

Memorization, memorization: memorization. Recitation. At a glance.

Add a sound next to the words and pronounce an.

A snort.

谙 (谙谙 ) 谙 ( 谙 Xi).

谙 pronunciation: [ān].

Radicals. Five strokes: yujg

Definition: Familiar.

Add a sound next to the word, which is 谙, and the pronunciation is àn