Auntie combination

Word formation usually refers to the combination of a single Chinese character and other suitable Chinese characters into a disyllabic or polysyllabic word, which is often used as one of the contents of Chinese practice in primary schools. A Chinese character can form a new word with many other words and even itself. The following is my carefully arranged text, hoping to help you!

1, auntie

Sentence making: She loves music very much, studies very hard, and patiently practices playing with that tinkling piano. It seems that someone really should help her (not implying Aunt March).

Commentary: Auntie.

2. Auntie

Sentence: My great-aunt Fatima had a son named Sammy, who fled to southern Iraq as early as when their home in Baghdad was occupied by rebels. Now he is trying to move to Egypt and even Sweden.

Commentary: Aunt Fang.

3. Auntie

I thank my uncle and aunt, and my wife, Peng Dehua. They worked hard for eleven years, and our family was able to keep intact and healthy.

Explanation: Uncle's wife.

4. Auntie

Sentence: Aunt, do you think I am overwhelmed? Besides, there is no good doctor now, and the thought of his illness makes my heart ache.

Explanation: Aunt.

A complete dictionary containing all the words and aunts:

List of all word combinations: aunt, aunt, widowed aunt, aunt, cousin, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt, aunt.

Aunt's pinyin and interpretation;

1, homophonic. Pinyin is sh ě n; 2. Explanation of aunt's personality: (1) (~ son, ~ son) (name) menstruation; Uncle's wife: two. (2) (~ son, ~ son) (name) Address a woman of her mother's generation who marries late: Zhang ~.

Detailed explanation

(voice. From women, try voice)

Into the aunt and aunt's room. -Wu's "Fertility"

Brother, what's wrong with aunt? -"Water Margin"

Athena Chu: shěn

Explanation:

1. auntie. Father's brother's wife

2. Call old women nephews.

3. Brother and sister-in-law call brother and wife.

4. Accompanying concubines of merchants in Song Dynasty when they were away from home.

In some areas, after some children are born, fortune tellers usually change their children's names to Auntie, menstruation and so on if they say they can't be too close to their parents.

Another example: Auntie (Auntie; Auntie. Refers to uncle's wife); Aunt's wife (as a courtesy title for someone's aunt)