What is the word in the wide prefix?

The characters with wide prefix include bottom, response, degree, seat, celebration, Lu and so on.

1, bottom:

The original meaning is the bottom, and it is extended to "the end, the foundation, the foundation, for reference", "the grassroots of the pattern", "what, what" and "arrival", which are also used as surnames.

2. It should:

As an auxiliary verb, it is generally considered as "it should be" in its original meaning. Bronze Inscription of Western Zhou Dynasty "?" Eagle is an eagle, and the Warring States script is divided into "eagle" by adding "heart". It should also be read as yìng, which refers to the reaction caused by related things, extended to acceptance and consent, and also refers to personal harmony or answer. In addition, it also refers to treatment and coping.

3. Degree:

China general specification level 1 word. It was first seen in the Warring States script. The original meaning is to lengthen the length of two arms, and the extension refers to measurement, speculation and so on.

4. Stop:

Seats; Something placed under an object; Constellation; Glorious words, used to be called senior officers; Mostly used for larger or fixed objects.

form words

1, constellations [x and [xěng Zuo].

In astronomy, for the convenience of research, the starry sky is divided into several regions, each region is called a constellation, and sometimes it refers to a star in each region. Each constellation has a different name, such as Ursa Major, Microscope Constellation, Cassiopeia and so on. In modern astronomy, * * * is divided into 88 constellations.

2. Seats [Zuwei]

A place for people to sit (mostly in public places): Tickets have been sold out, not one left.

3. Full house []

(Theatre and other public places) sold out or sold out: This film is very popular.

4. Lecture

The teaching methods used to teach a subject or a special topic are mostly reports, broadcasts or serials: special topics ~. Broadcast ~.

5. Full house [[Zu T w ú xx í]]

There are no empty seats, describing a large group of listeners, spectators or people present.