The pronunciation of chirp.

The pronunciation of chirp: kēng kēng? jī？ j .

Say, kēng, initial k, vowel eng, with tone;

Ji, jι, initial j, vowel I, with tone.

Whispering refers to (a child) making a sound that seems to be crying rather than crying. It is often used to describe the sound made by children when they are ill or lose their temper. Adults occasionally use it to express unhappiness.

He talked on and on for a long time, but I didn't understand.

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Idioms with words

1, without saying a word

Pinyin: yī shēng bù kēng.

Explanation: It means to be silent all the time and never say a word.

From: Lu Yao's Ordinary World, Volume I, Chapter 8: "Hou Yu is still silent. He is too lazy to talk about the length of his son-in-law. His heart is only sad for his daughter and two grandchildren. "

2. Don't say anything

Pinyin: f incarnation.

Interpretation: Hold your back and hold your throat. Metaphor control key.

From: Sima Qian's Biography of Liu He in the Western Han Dynasty: "The husband fights with others, not slapping his arrogance, not slapping his back, and failing to win."

When fighting with others, you can't win completely by hitting him on the back without choking him.