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The initials are ch, finals ui, so chui a sound.
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Pinyin chuī,Blowing is a first-level character (commonly used word) in the general standard of Chinese. This word was first seen in the Shang Dynasty Jinwen. The original meaning is to purse the lips and exhale the air flow rapidly. It is extended from the original meaning to blow and blow.
Blowing has appeared in oracle bone inscriptions, but it is not used in the original meaning, it is used as a personal name or a place name, and the golden inscription is also used as a personal name. Yu Si Kou pot: "Yu Si Kou Bo blows a treasure pot."
From the original meaning, it is extended to the meaning of blowing and playing. The blowing of boasting and the late coming out of righteousness originated from the "blowing of the conch", which is a metaphor for Buddhism to command the three armies like blowing a snail, and was later used as a metaphor to say big words.
Blowing compound words :
Blowing, blowing, blowing, blowing, blowing, boasting, boasting, blowing the drummer, blowing, blowing the trumpet, blowing the grass, blowing the rain, blowing the horse, blowing the torch, blowing the begging, blowing the beat, blowing the sun, blowing the stage, blowing the conch.
A wind blows, blows, blows, blows, blows,
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Pinyin of blowing: chuī dǎ. Played with wind instruments and percussion instruments.
Blowing is a first-level character (commonly used word) in the general standard of Chinese. This word was first seen in the Shang Dynasty Jinwen. The original meaning is to purse the lips and exhale the air flow rapidly.
It is extended from the original meaning to blow and blow. 打, a standard first-level character (commonly used character) in modern Chinese, is pronounced dǎ or dá. Glyphic characters.
Say Wen Jiezi": "Hit also." From the hand, Ding Sheng.
In summer, everything is strong, like grass and trees with fruits on their stems is the paradigm of Ding. Hand and D two paradigms superimposed. Hitting Ding with your hands is really a paradigm of fighting.
Original meaning: hit, tap. By extension, it means "to let go, to send out, to inject, to pierce in".
It also refers to "doing, making".
Stroke order of blowing:
Total strokes: 7 strokes. 1.丨(Vertical ..)Horizontal foldOne (horizontal ..)Apostrophe乛 (horizontal skimming horizontal hookApostrophePound).
Total strokes: 5 strokes. 1.One (horizontal ..)亅 (vertical hook .MentionOne (horizontal ..)亅 (vertical hook .
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Pinyin: chuīThe radical mouth, 4 strokes outside the department, and 7 strokes in total.
Wubi KQWY, Cangjie RNO, Zheng Code JRO, Sijiao 67082.
The structure is left and right, code 0706, location 2021, Unicode 5439.
Stroke order丨 a.
Basic meaning: 1. Close your lips and exhale hard: blowing.
Blowing out the lamp (a blowing out the lamp; b Metaphor for death; c metaphor for failure, downfall). Split hairs. Drummers (a Those who play drums at weddings and funerals; b Those who preach and promote others indiscriminately).
Blowing power. 2. Speak big: brag. Boast.
3. Blowing-like action: blowing. The wind shed sedan car blows the grass.
4. (Thing) failure: blowing the stage.
5. Circulating news, agitating propaganda: advocacy.
Touting [chuī pěng].
moving) boasting.
blowwind [chuī fēng].
The body was blown by the wind.
Blowing the lamp [chuī dēng].
Blow out the lights.
告吹 [gào chuī].
Declared disillusionment or failure. The original plan for Eggplant and Ryo fell through.
吹拂 [chuī fú].
moving) the breeze gently blows; Breeze blowing.
Boast [chuī xū].
moving) deliberately exaggerating the merits; Exaggerated.
大吹大擂 [dà chuī dà léi].
Originally referring to instrumental music in unison, it is now a metaphor that is widely advertised, exaggerated and boasted.
Self boasting [zì wǒ chuī xū].
The metaphor is self-aggrandizing and exaggerating.
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The pinyin of blowing is: [chuī].
Sentence about blowing:
1. There was a strong wind outside, the branches were blowing, and the dust on the ground was flying, making people unable to open their eyes.
2. A gust of wind blew, blowing the lotus flowers around, as if beckoning to me. The wind stopped, the water droplets rolled around, and finally gathered together, more and more shiny, this beautiful lotus flower, really made me feel refreshed, made me linger, as if I stayed in this kind of world forever.
3. The north wind exerted all the strength of his body, and the eaves of the blowing house whirred, as if it was an angry tiger, roaring loudly and venting the anger in his heart.
4. The sun reflects the sea red, as if the sea is covered with a red veil. The surface of the sea shimmered in strings of colorful circles, like small bubbles blown by the soap foam at home.
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