How to play next to the double, how to play next to the double

It is the word 彳, and the five-stroke style is: ttth

彳pinyin: chì, zhuyin: radical: 彳部, outer strokes: 0 strokes, total strokes: 3 strokes.

Cangjie: HO, Zheng code: OIAA, four corners: 20202 structure: single, code: 1761, location: 6560, unified code: 5f73 stroke order: 丨.

Interpretation: Walk slowly, stop and go.

彳 Pinyin: chì Zhuyin:

Radical: 彳, Outer Strokes: 0, Total Strokes: 3

Wubi 86&98: TTTH Cangjie: Ho Zheng Code: OIAA Stroke Order Number: 332 Four Corner Number: 20202 Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Characters U+5F73 Basic Meaning.

彳. chì ㄔ

亍 (chù) Walk slowly, walk and stop.

Playing on the side of the two.

T and Zhu Yi stand in pairs, and the head of the anti-article is a total of three one.

with"refers to this word,"Bamboo"Refers to the prefix of bamboo,"A skimm"Refers to the stroke of apostroduction"Twin standing"Refers to the Zwilling side,"Antitext"refers to the side of the anti-text,"Header"refers to the upper part of the strip"A total of three one"Refers to the position of the first letter in the third zone, which is the T key!

In other words, you can press the T button once to type a "and"! The rest is the root!

Question 1: How to fight next to the pair? chì

Question 2: How to play with pinyin next to the pair? As long as that side chìchì chù

Question 3: How to play next to the pair? Pinyin:

chì, stroke order: 332 Wubi code: ttth [moving] (pictogram.

The image of the small seal character is "line", like a crossroads that intersect vertically and horizontally. "彳" is one of the radicals of Chinese characters, and it is customary to call it double side. The word "彳" is mostly related to walking, behavior, and the road.

Original meaning: slow walking) is the same as the original meaning of walkslowly 彳, small steps also. The three genera of elephant tibia are also connected.

Sayings. It is said that there are three genera: femur, tibia, and foot. Drop out.

Pan Yue's "Shooting Pheasant Fu" is another example: 彳彳亍亍 亍 (footsteps) 彳亍chìchù walkslowly Ancient slow walking; Wander.

Question 4: What is the word for a double Punzhou bend, one other of it? May I use Sogou to type, how do I type it?

Have you ever heard of the word 彳亍? It just so happens that the double side is a word.,Read the fourth tone of the book.,It's good to use this sound next to the double.,For example, typing.,Enter uchishanyi....You can see this word before yi.,I used the Sogou input method to try to make a clear and it really works.。

Question 5: How to type one copy next to two people on the computer? Sogou Pinyin input method,fu can come out "complex".

Question 1: How to fight alone.

Question 2: How to type a single word next to a single person.

zhì is the ancient word for "lazy".

Zheng code: NJO, U: 4F3F, GBK: 81CA

Number of strokes: 7, radical: 亻, stroke order number: 3225134

Question 3: What is the word next to a single person, and how to type it? HelpHelpHelpHelpT

Question 4: How to type a single person next to the five-stroke typing method? wth 亻.

Question 5: How to type a single person with a child next to it? Ni Pinyin: ní

Simplified radicals: 亻, extra-departmental strokes: 8, total strokes: 10

Wubi 86: wvqn Wubi 98: weqn Cangjie: ohxu

Nowadays, when many people write this character: they have simplified (儿 pinyin: ní simplified Chinese characters: 儿) to 儿. But I can't find it in the dictionary: 亻 +儿.

Question 6: Add a word next to a single person, and the left and right structure, how to type the virtual orange? I cry (o) I cry! Is there such a word?

Question 7: How to play next to a single person, use Sogou input method, menu Fuzhan function handwriting input.

If you don't know the words, just write them directly. Ctrl+Shift+M brings up the menu.

Question 8: How to type a single person next to a Mao This word is there, and the information is as follows:

For glyphs, see ZDIC ZD 3b

Pinyin: tuō chà

Traditional radicals: 人, extra-departmental strokes: 4, total strokes: 6

Wubi 86: wtfn Cangjie: ohqu

Stroke order number: 323115 unicode: cjk Unified Chinese Character Expansion - B U+201D4

Basic Literal Meaning". "Dragon Shrine": "Mistaken) (positive), the jade chapter is ruined and ugly. Jiaoyi also. Again, Yinto. II".

The word "亻毛] is only seen in the "Dragon Shrine Hand Mirror", and the interpretation is, the pronunciation is a support, and the sustenance is solvedPronunciation of Eryi, girl's solution. These two explanations are correct interpretations. There are still polyphonies, philosophical sounds.

This word is mostly seen in the name of a person in modern times, and Jiangxi still uses people next to it, written as above. All over the country go to the side of people, and become hairy, some call it hairy head is to open the reputation of the preparation.

The old table said that this word is read Mao, which is the affectionate name of the elders for the younger generations, and it means a heart and liver baby.

Question 9: How to fight next to a single person.

Question 10: How to type out the single pinyin.

Pinyin: [rén].

Radical: 亻五笔: wth Interpretation: Same as "person". Used as a side. Commonly known as "single side".

Pinyin: chì, stroke order: 332 Wubi code:

ttth [moving] (pictogram. The image of the small seal character is "line", like a crossroads that intersect vertically and horizontally. "彳" is one of the radicals of Chinese characters, and it is customary to call it double side.

The word "彳" is mostly related to walking, behavior, and the road. Original meaning: slow walking) is the same as the original meaning of walkslowly

彳, small steps also. The three genera of elephant tibia are also connected. Sayings. It is said that there are three genera: femur, tibia, and foot.

Drop out. Pan Yue's "Shooting Pheasant Fu" is another example: 彳彳亍亍 亍 (footsteps) 彳亍chìchù walkslowly Ancient slow walking; Wander.

It is the word 彳, and the five-stroke style is: ttth

彳pinyin: chì, zhuyin: radical: 彳部, outer strokes: 0 strokes, total strokes: 3 strokes.

Cangjie: HO, Zheng code: OIAA, four corners: 20202 structure: single, code: 1761, location: 6560, unified code: 5f73 stroke order: 丨.

Interpretation: Walk slowly, stop and go.

Extended Materials. Kanji strokes:

1. 彳亍 [

chìchù

Walk slowly, stop and go: wander alone by the river.

2. 彳躅 [

chìzhù

The appearance of walking in small steps.

3. 彳彳亍亍 [

chìchì

chùchù

A Chinese word that describes an unhurried way of walking.

彳. Pinyin: chì

Phonetic: radical: 彳, outer strokes: 0, total strokes: 3 five strokes 86&98: ttth

Cangjie: ho Zheng code: oiaa

Stroke order number: 332

Four corner number: 20202

unicode:cjk

Unify Chinese characters. u+5f73 basic literal meaning.

彳. chì 亍 (chù) Walk slowly, walk and stop.

彳 Pinyin: chì, stroke order: 332 Wubi code:

ttth [moving] (pictogram. The image of the small seal character is "line", like a crossroads that intersect vertically and horizontally. "彳" is one of the radicals of Chinese characters, and it is customary to call it double side.

The word "彳" is mostly related to walking, behavior, and the road. Original meaning: slow walking) is the same as the original meaning of walkslowly 彳, small steps also.

The three genera of elephant tibia are also connected. Sayings. It is said that there are three genera: femur, tibia, and foot.

Drop out. Pan Yue's "Shooting Pheasant Fu" is another example: 彳彳亍亍 亍 (footsteps) 彳亍chìchù walkslowly Ancient slow walking; Wander.