What is the radical of the star?

Spelling?

xěng？

Department head? sun

Pens and paintings? nine

Five elements? golden

Complex body? star

Five strokes? JTGF

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Basic interpretation? Detailed explanation?

1. Astronomically, it refers to a celestial body that can emit or reflect light in the universe; Generally, it refers to the celestial body that glows in the sky at night: ~ ball. Constant. Line (xí ng) ~. Wei. Dai Yue.

2. Fine particles: fire.

3. Counting point on balance and other weighing instruments: fixed disc ~.

4. The badge on the officer's collar: 5 ~ General.

5. Describe the night: ~ OK. ~ run.

6. Star name, one of 28 nights: ~ night.

7. Arranged like stars, scattered: ~ ~ dots.

8. A new outstanding figure in a certain aspect: shadow. Song ~

9. The decorative spots on ancient women's faces.

10. the secret of astrology to calculate good or bad luck: ~ surgery. ~ phase (xiàng).

1 1. Nuclear physics refers to the phenomenon that many tracks are emitted from one point when high-energy particles are injected into nuclear emulsion or cloud chamber and bubble chamber.

12. The internationally accepted classification standard for hotels and restaurants is ~. Five ~ hotels.

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[xíng xīng]？

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【xěng Zuo】？

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【jiù xīng】？

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[xěng qī]？

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