How to write the character of the disappointed, how to write the traditional character of the disapp

Horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal, point, horizontal, point, apostrophe, horizontal, horizontal, vertical

Crime. Number of strokes: 12;

radical: Xin; Stroke order number: 122514143112

Stroke order: horizontal and vertical folding, horizontal and vertical folding, horizontal and horizontal skimming.

Stroke order description: mention is horizontal, point is pinched, vertical hook is vertical, horizontal fold or vertical lift is folded.

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The Gu character has not been simplified, because it is not a simplified character, so there is no corresponding traditional character, that is, there is no difference between traditional and simplified. The side shell of the negative character is a simplified side, and the traditional shell character or shell side is "目 + eight". Negative is a simplified word by analogy, and the negative in traditional is added to the shell in traditional Chinese, see **:

Negative traditional (there is no difference between traditional and simplified).

The writing of disappointment is shown in the following figure:

告失 [ gū fù ].

1. Loss, sorry.

2. By extension, it is violation.

Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" I: "If his environment is better, or he is more educated, he will not fall into the 'rubber ball', and no matter what he does, he will never live up to his opportunity." ”

synonyms

一、失失 [ kuī fù ]

1. Disappointed; Mistreatment.

2. Loss, loss of debt.

Lao She's "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" fifteen: "Come on, big brother!" If you don't know anything, you can say it again, and I hope that God will not disappoint us honest people! ”

2. Betrayal [ bèi pàn ].

Betrayal, mutiny.

Yuan Ying's "Deep Remembrance": "When you forget the Long March and forget the great achievements of the revolutionary ancestors who shed blood and threw their heads, it means betrayal of the revolution." ”

Disappointed"It is a Chinese word that means to fail to fulfill expectations or trust in others, disappointing or hurting them. This term is often used to describe a person who fails to meet the expectations of others in terms of certain abilities, responsibilities or emotions, or fails to fulfill due obligations and responsibilities, resulting in the loss of hope of others, injuries or losses. For example, if a person has gained the trust of others but has not fulfilled his due duties, he can be said to have failed the trust of others. If a person's feelings for another person are not fulfilled, it can be said that he has failed the feelings of the other person.

Letting down is an irresponsible behavior that easily hurts the feelings of others and easily loses the trust of others.

The word "Disappointed" is written as follows:

1. Gu's strokes.

1, one (horizontal), 2, 丨 (vertical), 3, 丨 (vertical), 4, (horizontal fold), 5, one (horizontal), 6, (point), 7, one (horizontal), 8, (point), 9, (apostrophe), 10, one (horizontal), 11, one (horizontal), 12, 丨 (vertical).

2. Definition of Koo.

Gu, read gū, sin, sin. Betrayal, surname.

3. Gu's compound words.

Disappointment: Expressing uncherished or unreciprocated expectations or affection for others.

Guilt: A criminal act that causes harm or loss to another person or society.

Sorry for being in company: Sorry for being hungry because you can't be with or take care of someone for some reason.

Koo: Gratitude for a favor or help received by another person or society.

4. Gu's example sentences.

1. He lived up to the teacher's expectations of him, and his grades have not improved.

2. She felt very disappointed because she was not able to attend her friend's birthday party.

3. I failed to live up to my parents' expectations of me and was not admitted to the ideal university.

4. He felt very disappointed by his actions because he did not help those in need.

5. She betrayed the trust of her friends and divulged her secrets.

6. He felt very disappointed because he was not able to complete the homework assigned by the teacher.

7. I feel deeply disappointed because I was not able to reply to my friend's message in time.

8. He felt very disappointed by his actions because he did not fulfill his promises.

9. She lived up to her family's expectations and did not return home on time.

10. I feel very disappointed because I was not able to help my friend solve the problem.

Writing Skills for Words:

1. Pay attention to paragraph division.

Divide paragraphs wisely, and each paragraph should be modeled around a theme or a central idea. The first sentence of each paragraph should summarize the theme of the paragraph, and the following sentences should go further.

2. Appropriate vocabulary and grammar.

Choose accurate, appropriate words to convey what you mean and avoid vague or inaccurate words. At the same time, we should pay attention to the correctness of grammar and avoid grammatical errors and spelling mistakes.

3. Use rhetorical devices.

The appropriate use of rhetorical devices in writing, such as metaphor, personification, and comparison, can make the article more vivid and vivid, and enhance the effect of expression.

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1. Etymological explanation:

The original meaning of the word: a verb, using a large axe to behead or behead a felon.

The literary version of "Saying Wen Jie Zi": Gu stared at the shirt, and he also said. From Sin, the ancient voice.

Vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Gu, the crime of death. The glyph uses "Xin" as the side and "Gu" as the sound.

2. Definition of phrases:

1. 保古 [bǎo gū].

The ancient criminal law stipulates that if a person is injured by a beating, the government will set a time limit depending on the circumstances and order the defendant to be the injured person**. If the injured person dies as a result of his injuries within the time limit, it is considered a capital crime; If you don't make a fuss, you will be killed, and you will be judged as hurting. It's called Bao Koo.

First of all, the word "Gu" of "disappointed", from top to bottom, first write a ten, and then write the mouth, and the bottom is the hard work; : Negative "Yu Yan slow word, written from top to bottom, above a skimm, a horizontal fold, below is the baby's shell word, the process is as shown in the figure:

Analysis: "To be disappointed" means to be indebted or indebted, which means to disappoint the hopes of others or oneself for oneself or others; Violating the good intentions and hopes of others, and disappointing others' hopes for themselves.

Disappointed in the sentence:1) I failed the teacher's kindness and actually contradicted her, and I regretted it in retrospect.

2) I must study hard and live up to the teachings of my teachers.

3) We must live up to the expectations of teachers and parents, study hard, and make progress every day.

4) Dear Mom and Dad, I will not disappoint your hopes.

5) We must not disappoint the high hopes of our teachers.

How to read disappointed? As follows:

The pinyin of Wai Ying is gū fù, and the specific meaning is as follows:

Meaning: sorry (kindness of others); deficits; disappointing the hopes of others or oneself for oneself or others; Violating the hall betrays the kindness and hope of others.

Part of speech: Usually used as a verb in a sentence to modify the subject or object.

Citation: Ba Jin, "Letter to the Children of My Hometown", "No matter what, I can't live up to your kindness, I can't disappoint the children of my hometown, I finally picked up the pen." ”

Example sentences: 1. Even if he is bad and disappointed, after all, he is the person I loved.

2, this villain actually lived up to his own wishes, he was really kind enough to do the liver and lungs of a donkey, and he was angry.

3. I used to envy him very much for having a wealthy family, but now he has failed to live up to his parents' expectations of him.

4. I want to study hard, develop in an all-round way, and never let down my parents.

Live up to the idiom about it:

1. Gu En Betrayal (gū ēn bèi yì): Gu: to be disappointed; Back: Violation, violation. Shoot Liang to live up to the kindness of others, and do things that can't be done to pretend to be good for others.

2. Negative virtue Gu En (fù dé gū ēn): Failing the kindness of others to oneself.

3. Betrayal of gratitude and righteousness (bèi ēn fù yì): refers to living up to the kindness of others to oneself. Same as "treacherous and forgetful".

4. Negative En昧良 (fù ēn mèi liáng): 昧: hidden; Liang: Conscience. Betray kindness and extinguish conscience.

5. Back to Grace and Forgetfulness (bèi ēn wàng yì): Back: betrayal. Fail others to be kind to you.

6. 失心反wish (fù xīn wéi yuàn): negative: to live up. Failing and going against one's own wishes.

7. Treacherous (bèi ēn qì yì): refers to failing to live up to the kindness of others to oneself. Same as "treacherous and forgetful".