The sequence of the station. What do syllables and mean in words

Sequence: a Pinyin: áo radical:

Gold, Extra-Departmental Strokes: 11, Total Strokes: 19 Wubi 86:

YNJQ Wubi 98: OXXQ Cangjie: IPC stroke order number:

4135221153534112431 stroke order: Horizontal Apostrophe, Vertical Horizontal Apostrophe, Horizontal and Vertical Apostrophe, Four Corner Number: 00219 Unicode:

CJK Unified Chinese Character: U+93D6[1].

Movement] 1. Shape and sound. From the gold, the sound of the hammer. 2. Thermostat.

3. Pretending to be boiling. Bitter. Fierce fighting.

Combine the short soldiers, and go under the Gaolan. Note: "It is said to be a hard blow and a lot of killing."

Another example: slaughter (killing all the people without leaving them alive). 4. Noisy, noisy.

The sound of the city is noon. ——Huang Tingjian's "Renting" [1] 鏖 also knows the meaning of the word, from the gold from the deer, indicating that it is related to the deer. It turns out that in the pre-Bronze Age, the deer mandible was commonly used by people to hit **, and the fierce battle was related to the deer, so from the deer.

But from gold, it shows that this word was created after the appearance of metal**, and the two ** were used at the same time. This word reflects the evolution of ** history.

Words commonly used in this paragraph.

Fierce soldiers, fierce battles, fierce battles, fierce armies, fierce assaults, red cliff fierce soldiers. [1] Station" sequence: Z syllable: zhan

Syllabic composition. In Chinese phonology, a syllable of a Chinese character includes initials, finals, and tones. In Chinese, generally a Chinese character represents a syllable, only the words such as "花儿" are two Chinese characters pronounced as one syllable and "糎", pronounced lǐ mǐ, two syllables are represented by a single Chinese character.

1) Consideration lǜ

2) Consideration [Simplified Chinese strokes]10 [radical] 虍.

3) Worry: Gu. Worried. Not enough for .

The phonetic sequence and syllables of the word "station" are respectively - phonetic order: z; Syllable: zhàn

Alphabetical order, which is an alphabetical arrangement, is arranged by the first letter only. It is the capitalization of the first letter of the pinyin of this word, check the dictionary to find the phonetic sequence first, and the syllable is the pinyin of this word. For example, the phonetic sequence and syllables of the word "broken" are respectively - phonetic order:

d；Syllable: duàn

A syllable is the most natural unit of speech that can be perceived by the auditory sense, and one or several phonemes are combined according to a certain law. In Mandarin, except in a few cases, a Chinese character is a syllable. A syllable is a unit of speech made up of one or several phonemes.

It contains a louder center. In a word, there are a few loud centers that have a few syllables. In Chinese, generally speaking, a Chinese character is a syllable, and a syllable is written as a Chinese character (a syllable is written as two characters in a syllable of erection rhyme, and a syllable is not a syllable on its own, which is an exception).

The phonetic sequence of the station word is: z, and the syllable is: zhàn.

Explanation of the station. zhàn ]

1.Li, Li: Li. Hillock. Get up.

2.Stop: Stop. Stop.

3.Stopover transfer place: post . Platform. Train. Starting point.

4.Branch Office: Health Care. Epidemic prevention. **～。

Phonological order, which refers to the capitalization of the first letter of syllables, is in the order of Hanyu Pinyin. It is often used for word arrangement on dictionaries. Its order is:

a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u,w,x,y,z。There is a v missing from it (because it can't be sequenced and can't be read). However, in syllables, the vowel ü can already be replaced by v.

Syllables are the basic units of speech that can be clearly distinguished by hearing, and its composition is divided into three parts: head, abdomen and tail, so there are obvious perceptible boundaries between syllables. In Chinese, the pronunciation of a Chinese character is generally a syllable. There are 400 basic untuned syllables commonly used in Mandarin, and more than 1,300 tuned syllables (excluding soft sounds).

Sequence refers to the capitalization of the first letter of a syllable, and syllables refer to the entire pinyin (including initials and finals).

What's wrong Mom? La-la!

1. Station sequence: z.

2. Syllables: syllables are the basic units of speech that can be clearly distinguished by auditory sense, and a Chinese character in Chinese generally has a syllable, and each syllable is composed of two parts: initials and finals. There are a total of 400 syllables in Mandarin Chinese.

Pinyin is the process of phoning syllables, that is, according to the composition law of Mandarin syllables, the initials and finals are quickly and continuously spelled together and added to become a syllable. The essentials of pinyin are: "The front sound (initial) is light and short, and the back sound (finals) is heavy, and the two sounds are connected and touched."

When pinyin, keep in mind the law of the coordination of Mandarin initials and finals:

3. Phonological order: refers to the capitalization of the first letter of the syllable, that is, in the order of Hanyu Pinyin. It is often used for word arrangement on dictionaries.

Its order is: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, w, x, y, z. There is a v missing from it (because it can't be sequenced and can't be read).

However, in syllables, the vowel ü can be used instead of v.

The phonetic order of the station word is. z

The syllables are....