What does it mean, and what does it mean

巭 is a Chinese character, pronounced gū, which means kung fu, 勉学, in "Kung Fu Panda".

After its release, "巭" became the abbreviation of "people with kung fu".

English Explanation: study

Vertical and horizontal code: 148 Wubi 86: alfw Wubi 98: aegu Cangjie: MSQO Zheng code: bibo

Stroke order number: 121531134

Four corner number: 14805

Unicode:CJK Unified Chinese Characters U+5DED GBK:8E7E

Number of strokes: 9 radicals: work.

The pronunciation of 巭 is pronounced gū, and the general meaning of 巭 is the meaning of kung fu and hard work.

巭 is a Chinese character, pronounced gū, which means kung fu, 勉学, in "Kung Fu Panda".

After its release, "巭" became the abbreviation of "people with kung fu".

English Explanation: study

Vertical and horizontal code: 148 Wubi 86: alfw Wubi 98: aegu Cangjie: MSQO Zheng code: bibo

Number of strokes: 9 radicals: work.

巭 is a rare word.

1.Pinyin: bu

2.[Initials]: b

3.[Finals]: u

4.[radical]: work.

5.[Strokes]: 9 strokes.

6.[Interpretation]: Kung Fu, hard work. After the release of "Kung Fu Panda", "Wei" became the abbreviation of "people with kung fu".

7.The shape of "巭" is similar to the word: ramming, crooked, 烎, 炛, 氼, 孬.

巭 is a Chinese character pronounced gū with two meanings:

1. Kung Fu, hard work;

2. Servants. After the release of "Kung Fu Panda", "Wei" became the abbreviation of "people with kung fu".

Similar upper and lower structures also include: 孬, ramming, 甮, 奣, 奀.

巭 is pronounced gū, which means kung fu, 勉学.

Translated in English as study;

The root of the five strokes is aegu;

The number of strokes is 9;

巭. Pinyin.

gū is a rare Chinese character that has become more and more familiar with Kung Fu Panda. Many people think that this is a Korean kanji, in fact, this character is also a Unicode character applied by the mainland, and in recent years, there are also popular Internet words such as 囧, 兲, 烎, 靐, 氼, etc.

Basic Definition. 1.Han Kung Fu, hard work.

2.Korean laborers.

Pronounced zhòu; There are two kinds of interpretations:

Tribute paid by ancient princes to the emperor for sacrificial purposes.

Alcoholic liquor, a liquor that has been made twice or more times (chóng).

The words of alcohol are also mellow, and it is also the wine of rebrewing. - Zheng Xuan's note.

High Temple. - Hanshu Jingdi Ji

Alcohol, triple brewed alcohol also. - Yan Shigu Note.

Alcohol, triple alcohol also. - Sayings

The Son of Heaven drank. - Mingtang Moon Order".

The words of alcohol are also mellow. - The Book of Rites: The Month of Mengxia Note

Seen in tasting. ——Zuo Chuan: The Twenty-second Year of Xianggong". The wine is newly ripened and heavy, and it is drunk. ”

Four drunken and cooked. - Chu Ci - Big Move".

The Month of Mengxia) The Son of Heaven drank and drank with ritual music. - The Book of Rites: The Order of the Month

The syrup honey spoon is a little more fruitful. Frustrate the cold drink, and drink it cooler. Huajiu is frozen, and there is some elixir.

The wine is like honey, full of feathers, leaving aside the lees, taking the wine and freezing, the wine is mellow and cool, the luxurious wine utensils are excitedly opened, and the jade wine is waiting for you to taste. —Chu Ci: The Conjuring of Spirits

Four drunkenness, not astringent. Qingxin cold drink, not 歠 (chuò) service only. (Quadruple brewed liquor, its taste is pure and does not pierce the throat, the wine is fragrant, it is most suitable for cold drinking, and the servants are not qualified to taste it.) —Pretending to be a finger—"Chu Ci Big Move".

Interpretation of the reading.

Xuan Naiga reads the list of funeral things. "The Book of Rites: Tan Gong Shang": Reading the Ant Sui, Zeng Zi said: "If it is not ancient, it is to tell it again." Sun Xidan Ji Explanation: "Reading is said to be a book and a gift in the square, and it will be done, and the history of the master should be read in front of the east." ”

The words are divided into changwu factions.

Explanation of reading Read (read) ú read according to the text: read (?.)Read the Bible.

Study. Read. Read aloud.

Fan reads. Read, Read: Read.

Speed reading. Silent reading. Reader.

Study: Day study. How to pronounce the word:

Pronunciation. Read through. Read (read) ò old refers to a sentence in the article with a slight pause in the middle of the sentence 赗 (賵) è to send money and help people with funerals.

Funeral belongings. Radical : shellfish.

Explanation of the squirrel.

Describe loud.

Word decomposition Explanation of onomatopoeia. Tang Li He's "Song of General Lu and Jianjun": Sun Wu Pants "The silver turtle shakes the white horse, and the Fu Fan girl is under the fire flag."

One is talking about square appearance. See Leaf Onion Odd Note. Explanation of 啐 啐 ì spit out of the mouth forcefully:

Take a sip of phlegm. Spit on people to show contempt. Lack of ants, small drinks:

Don't sip alcohol. Sigh means contemptuous voice: Sigh, what's the big deal about this!

Radical : mouth.

Hurri's explanation.

Confucius's hometown. Details of " 鄹阙 ".

Segment Sun language decomposition.

Explanation of 鄹 鄹 ō ancient place name, in present-day China southeast of Qufu County, Shandong Province. The hometown of Confucius. The Chinese Zhou Dynasty princes were named after the country, i.e. "Zou".

radical : 阝; Explanation of 里 里 ( 裏) ǐ dwelling liquid crack place: hometown.

Huili (back to hometown). Neighborhood (in ancient times, five families were neighbors, and five neighbors were inside): lane (恘).

The Chinese municipal unit of length: one mile (equal to 500 meters). Mileage card.

Grip the inner layer of the garment: the quilt. Inside, as opposed to "outside", and by extension, .

zhà, which is the common pronunciation of "ballast", indicates a combustible ore, also known as "wood coal" or "dry distilled wood", which is commonly used in metallurgy, chemical and other industries. For example, "this factory uses ballast as a raw material to shoot the old. ”

zhá, which is another pronunciation of "balan", refers to a utensil for grinding grains or legumes from ballast. For example, "The people in this village use ballast to grind tofu. ”