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Make pinyin and group words:

出使 [chū shǐ].

To a foreign country on a mission: England.

使用[shǐ yòng].

In order to achieve a certain purpose, let people, funds, etc. serve it.

使呼 [shǐ huan].

Supporting people to do things: the child is older, and he will not move.

Drive [qū shǐ].

Moving) push: due to curiosity. Dispatch; Forcing others to run for themselves. Near-expellation.

Even [jí shǐ].

Even) assumptions; Even if it is (often used in conjunction with it), it indicates a hypothetical concession: If you lose the game, don't be presumptuous. Near, i.e., or |Even if.

使力 [shǐ jìn].

Hard. 鬼使神差 [guǐ shǐ shén chāi].

Messenger, errand: dispatch, command. It's as if there are ghosts and gods in the dark. The metaphor is that something happens unexpectedly or acts involuntarily. He is also known as "the messenger of the gods".

差使 [chāi shǐ].

moving) sending; Dispatch: Who are you from? (name) originally referred to a temporarily assigned position, but later generally referred to a position or official position.

chāi shi]

In the old days, it referred to a position temporarily appointed in the officialdom, and later it also referred to a position or official position in general. also do errands.

不变mission[bù rǔ shǐ mìng].

Successfully complete the task and live up to the expectations of the entruster.

Pinyin of sai: [sài].

Combination of sai: 1. The meaning of sai as a verb is: compare, compete, compete. The words are as follows:

Racetracks, Divisions, Cars, Horse Races, Races, Races, Races, Races, Races, Races.

2. The meaning of the noun of the competition is: competitive activities. The words are as follows:

Competitions, Song Competitions, Track Races, Track Races, Track Races, Ball Races, Championships, Knockout Round-robins, Individual Competitions, Team Competitions, Group Competitions.

Explanation of terms: 1. Competition: [dàsài] Large-scale, high-level competition: World Cup Volleyball Competition. International Ballet Competition.

2. League: [liánsài] a type of sports competition. Matches between teams of the same rank in football, basketball, volleyball, etc. Generally, there are regulations for downgrading or downgrading.

3. Appearance: [chūsài] Appearance; Participate in the competition: Represent Beijing in the competition.

4. Horse racing: [sàimǎ] one of the equestrian sports. The contestants ride on their own horses, and the speed of the horses determines the winners.

5. Rowing: [sàitǐng] one of the sports events. Paddle the boat forward with a human paddling in the race lane. It is divided into single, double, quadruple and eight-person groups.

1. 鬼使神差 [guǐ shǐ shén chāi] makes and poor: dispatches, directs. It's as if there are ghosts and gods in the dark. The metaphor is that something happens unexpectedly or acts involuntarily. He is also known as "the messenger of the gods".

2. Messenger [chāi shi].

In the old days, it referred to a position temporarily appointed in the officialdom, and later it also referred to a position or official position in general. also do errands.

3. 不書電mission[bù rǔ shǐ mìng] successfully completed the task and lived up to the expectations of the entruster.

4. 致 [zhì shǐ].

moving) for some reason; That.

5. Minister [gōng shǐ].

diplomatic agents accredited by one State to another State at the level of ambassadors.

[ shǐ ]

1. Stroke order: apostrophe, vertical, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, pinch.

2. Interpretation: 1Verb: to lead the purpose or result: Used to indicate the purpose or result of an action. For example, in "He went to the library to make himself smarter", "make" indicates that the purpose of going to the library is to make himself smarter.

2.Verb: to prompt, to provoke: Used to indicate that an action or situation causes a certain result. For example, "her efforts have led to a significant improvement in the company's performance."

3.Verb: intend, decide: Used to show that someone intends or decides to do something. For example, "He gave it his all."

4.Noun: messenger, mission: Indicates a person or thing that is sent out or has a mission. For example, "He is our representative and ambassador".

5.Particle: Used to form a verb-object phrase: In ancient Chinese,"make"It is also used as a particle to form a verb-object phrase. For example, in "make the people not doubt", "make" is a particle, and "the people do not doubt" form a verb-object phrase.

Example sentence:

1. In ancient times, humans learned to use tools to make simple stone tools to help them survive and hunt more conveniently.

2. In modern society, we still use tools in our daily lives, such as using mobile phones as communication tools and grinding computers as office tools.

3. Farmers use farm tools, cultivate the land, harvest abundant crops, and ensure people's lives and food security.

4. Engineers use a variety of tools in the construction process, such as excavators, cranes, etc., to make large-scale construction projects possible.

5. Doctors also rely on various medical tools, such as scalpels, thermometers, etc., to ensure that patients can receive timely treatment and care in the medical process.

6. For craftsmen, tools are indispensable, carpenters use saws, hammers and other tools to create furniture, artists use brushes, paints and other tools to create beautiful or wonderful works of art.

7. The invention and use of tools have greatly improved the production efficiency and living standards of human beings, and have become one of the important symbols of the development of human civilization.

The pinyin of 使 is shǐ.

The meaning of make: 1, use; 2. Dispatch, send; 3. Let, order, call; 4. What if; 5. People who are ordered to do things.

Compound words: 1. Angel [tiān shǐ]: refers to the messenger of the gods. In Western literature and art, angels are mostly represented as girls or children with wings. Now it is often used as a metaphor for innocent and lovely people (mostly referring to women or children).

2. Mission [shǐ mìng]: The order to send people to do things, which is a metaphor for great responsibility; means to travel on orders; Refers to a person who is ordered to do something.

3. Embassy [shǐ guǎn]: The office of the diplomatic envoy in the country where he is stationed.

4. messenger [shǐ zhě]: a person who is ordered to send an envoy, generally refers to a person who is ordered to do things; A metaphor for a person or thing that brings a certain message.

Make words into sentences:

1. That book reminds me of my teacher.

2. It was with the help of my teachers that I was able to fall in love with learning.

3. One person's love is insignificant, but the gathering of many loves can make the world a better place.

4. In the long-distance running race, I used all my strength to finally run to the finish line.

5. The snowflakes flying in the sky are so happy, they are the wings of angels, they are white butterflies, and they are the best wishes in the world.

6. ** is the call of love, the expression of love, and the movement of angels.

7. Her bad behavior will surely cause her to reap the consequences.

8. In the drizzle, silver-white "pearls" were sprinkled all over the sky, like a fairy's dance skirt and an angel's white feather.

1. Make, pinyin: shǐ.

2. Make is a first-level character in the general standard of Chinese. It was first seen in oracle bones. The original meaning is to send people to do things, to send, to assign, and later extended to use.

3. Shape and sound. From people, officials. From person to person, it means the action behavior of a person. Original meaning: command.

4. Related compounds: use, envoy, angel, messenger, envoy, drive, even, force, messenger, cause, messenger, messenger, exercise, make.