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Pinyin: [xiā] jia] [qiā] ha] [ga]1) duck call [quack]. Such as: Bah.

2) Laughter [ha-ha].

The woodcutter applauded and laughed. ——Yuan · Guan Hanqing, "Lu Zhailang".

Motion 1) (xiā) shape sound. From the mouth, the sound of nails. Original meaning: small sip drink) Fang is the same as the original meaning [sip].

Scales of the waves. ——Ming · Yuan Hongdao's "Travels to the Well".

I also ate some fish and took a few sips of soup. - Water Margin

2) See also (jiā) Hokkien and Chaoshan dialects"Eat"Meaning! Such as: 呷hong (smoking) 呷zv (drinking water) 呷ten (drinking soup).

3) (qia) 呷 Gan and Hunan dialects"Eat"4) (ha) Hubei dialect means to eat, such as sipping wine. Picks of vegetables. Wait a minute.

Two tones. One is: xiā; When "drink" speaks. Such as sipping (drinking) a sip of tea. The second is: gā is the same as "quack".

呷Pinyin: xiā, strokes: 8, paraphrasing; Take a sip of tea.

1 General Information.

Pinyin: [xiā] jia] [qiā] ha] [ga] Zhuyin: The radical of the character "呷" in the field character grid: 口, 部外strokes: 5, total strokes: 8

Wubi 86&98: klh 呷 Chinese characters.

Cangjie: RWL

Zheng code: jkib

Stroke order number: 25125112

Four corner number: 66050

Unicode: CJK unifies Chinese characters U+5477

2 Detailed Definition.

Like 1) Duck call [quack]. Such as: Bah.

2) Laughter [ha-ha].

The woodcutter applauded and laughed. ——Yuan · Guan Hanqing, "Lu Zhailang".

Motion 1) (xiā) shape sound. From the mouth, the sound of nails. Original meaning: small sip drink) Fang is the same as the original meaning [sip].

Scales of the waves. ——Ming · Yuan Hongdao's "Travels to the Well".

I also ate some fish and took a few sips of soup. - Water Margin

2) See also (jiā)[1]Hokkien and Chaoshan dialects"Eat"Meaning! Such as: 呷hong (smoking) 呷zv (drinking water) 呷ten (drinking soup).

3) (qia) 呷 Gan and Hunan dialects"Eat"Meaning, sip rice, sip things, sip wine, (but it seems that the pinyin on the computer can't be typed, "Xinhua Dictionary" has.) ）

4) (ha) Hubei dialect means to eat, such as sipping wine. Picks of vegetables. Wait a minute.

呷pinyin xiāZhuyin 1 <>

There are 5 strokes in the radical, mouth, and outside the department, and a total of 8 strokes.

Wubi klh Cangjie RWL Zheng code jkib four corners 66050 structure left and right code 0727 location 6340 unified code 5477 stroke order丨 一丨 一一丨

Basic explanation. Basic literal meaning.

Drink in small sips: take a sip of tea.

呷 is a polyphonic character, pinyin: [xiā] jia] [qiā] ha] [ga] Zhuyin: The radical of the character "呷" in the Tian character grid: mouth, outer strokes: 5, total strokes: 8

2 Detailed Definition.

Like 1) Duck call [quack]. Such as: Bah.

2) Laughter [ha-ha].

Motion 1) (xiā) shape sound. From the mouth, the sound of nails. Original meaning: small sip drink) Fang is the same as the original meaning [sip].

2) See also (jiā)[1]Hokkien and Chaoshan dialects"Eat"Meaning! Such as: 呷hong (smoking) 呷zv (drinking water) 呷ten (drinking soup).

3) (qia) 呷 Gan and Hunan dialects"Eat"The meaning, sip rice, sip things, sip wine, (but it seems that the pinyin on the computer can't be typed, there is.) ）

4) (ha) Hubei dialect means to eat, such as sipping wine. Picks of vegetables. Wait a minute.

呷 xiā

Take a sip of tea.

Homophone. Shrimp. Chin. Bugs.

Fistula. Furuncles. Blind. Huh. Shrimp.

Xiyi, Xiabu, Xiabu.

呷 is pronounced as: xiā, the initial x, the initial i, the vowel a, the tone of the voice.

There are 5 strokes in the radical, mouth, and outside the department, and a total of 8 strokes.

Wubi KLH, Cangjie RWL

Interpretation: Take a sip of tea.

Kanji strokes: <>

1. 呷vinegar [xiā cù].

Jealousy mostly refers to the emotional aspects of men and women.

2, 喤呷 [huáng xiā].

Describe the voice as loud.

3. 噏呷 [xī xiā].

Clothes swing looks.

4. 呷茶 [xiā chá].

It means to drink tea in small sips.

5, 呷哺 [xiā bǔ].

Polysemous words, which have words such as feeding rice or drinking tea one bite at a time, are also the names of fast food restaurants.

呷, the second-level Chinese character, pronounced 呷 (xiā or gā), 呷 (xiā): to drink in small sips: to take a sip of tea.

呷 (gā): The sound of a duck. Fight vertically, such as:

Bah, laughter. Shanwei, Guangdong: Eat, such as sipping vegetable tea, sipping rice, sipping salty tea, etc.

2. Vinegar: Describe the bitterness of life.

3. Sigh: still breathing.

4. Wheezing: loud voice.

5. Sip: Drink, eat.

6. Sipping tea, which means drinking tea in small sips, sipping as onomatopoeia.

When pronounced gā.

The pinyin for 呷呷 is [gā gā].

Interpretation: It means to describe a crowd of voices.

Source: Tang Li Bai's "The Great Hunt": "Oh oh oh, rush to the field." ”

Example: "The rooster chirps, the duck chirps, the county lieutenant goes to the countryside, and if there is a offering, he will accept it." ”

Sentence formation: 1. I love the sandy riverbank, the ducks playing in the silent pond, and the turtles basking in the sun; At night, drifting fishing boats anchor in the tall water and grass.

2. Under Daisy's urging, he swam back and forth in the bathtub several times.

3. A few crows on the trees in the frightened courtyard screamed sadly, flapping their wings and flying wildly.

4, You Niangniang laughed strangely: "What do you say?"

5. A flock of ducks is barking in the stream, and at the door of the Zou family ancestral hall on the street, there is a big yellow dog ...... who is napping

6. Bah, bah! A long muffled whistle sounded, and Li Hao couldn't help but raise his head and look at the place where the voice came from, only to see a huge firebird instigator wings flying high above Li Hao's head.

7. Donald Duck, the head teacher, walked up to the podium and shouted.

8. After pouring a cup of tea, Ziyi snorted and suddenly felt a lot more relaxed.

9. One of the ducklings is black, and the rest is yellow. They walk like little pompoms rolling, staggering and chirping, greeting each other, and they are always tightly together.

10. Those who will really enjoy it can also watch movies and sip champagne on flights that provide relevant services.

1.呷 has two pronunciations, the first pronunciation is xiā; The second pronunciation is gā2Radical: mouth.

3.Strokes: 8

4.Five elements: late digging wood.

5.Traditional: Phew.

6.Five strokes: klh

7.Detailed Definition of 呷:

When 呷語 [xiā]:

1) Upgrade (shape sound. From the mouth, the sound of nails. Original meaning: small sip drinking) Fang is the same as the original meaning.

Scales of the waves. ——Ming · Yuan Hongdao's "Travels to the Well".

I also ate some fish and took a few sips of soup. - Water Margin

When 呷語 [gā]:

1) Duck calls.

Such as: Bah. 2) Laughter.

The woodcutter applauded and laughed. ——Yuan · Guan Hanqing, "Lu Zhailang".

When 呷語 [xiā]:

1) Verb: to drink, to drink. [Compound]: Tea .

Song Zheng Zhen Drinking Horse Great Wall Cave Poem: A sip of water in the morning, breaking through a thousand passes at dusk. "The History of Confucianism Chapter 20": I barely took two sips of soup, and still fell asleep facing the bed. 」