What is the pinyin of oblique weaving ? How do you spell oblique pinyin?

<>xié zhī

Pronunciation: [xié zhī].

Interpretation: A single weft and two warp threads are staggered and superimposed, resulting in a diagonal line that looks parallel on the surface.

Sentence formation: Spring rain, like cow hair, like flower needles, like filaments, densely woven obliquely.

Only when the breeze blows, the drizzle will weave obliquely.

Bias-weaving is a staggered superposition of a single weft thread and a double warp thread.

The method of weaving a scarf demonstrates the weaving method of a flat needle oblique scarf.

Densely woven diagonally, a mood is written, with a breeze mixed with drizzle.

xíe zhī

Interpretation: Diagonal weaving is the staggered superposition of a single weft thread and two warp threads to form a twill thread that looks parallel on the surface.

This weave uses a certain proportion of more wire than plain weaving, and has a special number of threads.

It is widely used to support loads as well as fine filtration.

Sentence formation: Her oblique weaving method is very flexible. synonyms: cross-intertwined

The diagonal pronunciation is xiá.

Basic Meaning: The diagonal pronunciation is xié, which means that it is not normal, neither parallel nor perpendicular to a plane or straight line. There is also an ancient pronunciation of xiá, and ancient sounds are used in some ancient poems to rhyme.

In ancient China, the pronunciation of oblique was xiá, so ancient poems were pronounced xiá when oblique rhyme.

1. There is only one pronunciation obliquely, and the pinyin is xié.

2. Xieyang [ xié yáng ] Explanation: The sun that slanted in the west in the evening.

3. Tilt [ qīng xié ] Explanation: skewed; Oblique.

4. 攲斜 [ qī xié ] Explanation: Evil song is not right.

5. Oblique Hui [ xié huī ] Explanation: also known as "oblique hui". Refers to the sunshine that slants west in the evening.

The pinyin of the slash is: xié xiàn.

Basic explanation

1. The diagonal line in the square of the chess or checkers board walks along the white diagonal line.

2. [bias] The thread that intersects obliquely with the silk strands of the fabric; In particular, it refers to the cutting at a 45° angle to the cloth edge, which is a bit elastic, and is often used for the cutting of clothes, so that the clothes are flat.

3. A slash symbol previously used as a comma.

Near antonyms

Antonym perpendicular.

Sentence formation

1. The oblique part is the curve of the chemical dehumidification system.

2. Inserting a diagonal line can correct this error.

3. Gorey and Hamburg's work, which combines the rotating diagonal line and the Ingmar illusion, not only shows a striking visual effect, but also embodies the extremely high level of the illusion of motion produced by static images.

4. The buccal fistula is connected with the external oblique line, and is not connected with the root of the mandibular first molar.

5. Take out a piece of the letter and draw it with your fingernails along the diagonal line, and it will be concave and convex.

6. The diagonal lines on the façade reflect the spatial organization of the building, such as the interior space, laboratory layout, workstation and study area.

7. The wires are not sleeved, the strong and weak electricity are not separated, and the same line groove is shared; The water pipe wires are diagonally lined, not horizontal and vertical, so as to save material costs; High-power electrical appliances do not go to the circuit separately, but are connected in parallel with other electrical appliances and so on.

8. Diagonal line from top left to bottom right; As a special sign for illegitimate children.

9. As long as the silence works, a microphone icon will appear on the screen, with a slash running through the icon.

10. Johnson hit a diagonal ball back, and the ball hit the right corner of the baseline.

11. The path of comparison does not include a slash in the front.

12. The roller drive is directly connected to the spiral helical gear device, and there is no transmission consumption in the middle.

13. The basic playing styles include backhand and forehand slicing, backhand and forehand volleys, shaving downspin balls, pushing, lobsting, smashing, slash balls and quick dials.

14. He often patiently maneuvered with his opponents, gradually putting himself in a favorable terrain and then giving the opponent a fatal blow, such as hitting an accurate forehand straight line or a forehand big slash in the run.

Diagonal pinyin [xié].

Oblique (pinyin: xié) is a first-level general standard Chinese character (commonly used character) in Chinese. The most ancient form of this word is the seal text, and the ancient character shape is from the bucket and the aftersound.

The original meaning of "oblique" refers to scooping or pouring wine from a wine vessel, and by extension, it refers to moving in the direction of deviation from the center or front, and also refers to pouring or zigzag forward.

Glyphic characters. The word "oblique", small seal, regular script is the same shape as it; The word "Yu" on the left is next to the sound, the phonetic; The ancient pronunciation of the word "oblique" and the word "yu" are in the "fish department". The word "bucket" on the right side of the word "oblique" is a symbol, and the word "bucket" indicates that it is related to the "measuring instrument", especially "take it out with a bucket and pour it out".

The original meaning of the word "oblique" refers to "scooping out" wine from a wine vessel or "pouring out" the wine from a wine vessel.

Said Wen Doubu": "oblique, lyric (the original meaning is "scoop out") also. Zhang Binglin also said this word in "New Dialect and Interpretation": "Today's Zhejiang is said to be an oblique wine from the pot poured into the pot to express other instruments." In some places in present-day Jiangsu, there is also a saying of "oblique wine".

Scooping wine from a wine vessel or pouring wine out of a wine vessel has the action of tilting the wine vessel slightly, so the extension of "oblique" refers to the fact that the plane or vertical line of the foot length of something is neither parallel nor perpendicular. Such as "slope", "slope", "cable-stayed bridge", "slanting sun" and so on.

The basic meaning of "evil" and "oblique" is "unright", but the emphasis is obviously different. "Evil" is the "uncorrectness" in subjective moral evaluation, which is usually used for style, behavior, etc.; "Oblique" is an objective physical description of "incorrectness", usually used for direction, position. For example, "evil spirit" is an improper atmosphere that will bring harm to society or others, and is a kind of moral evaluation, so "evil" is used.