Lack of pinyin

The pinyin of que is [Qu], and the radical is "Gou", with ten strokes.

The missing parts of speech are diverse and have complex meanings.

Shuowen said that "the lack of equipment is also broken." In ancient times, "Guo" represented pottery, and "Guo" had ideographic function. Lack of water means "decisiveness", lack of jade means "absolute" and lack of equipment means "lack", all of which mean damage. So its original meaning is that the appliance is broken, which can be extended as an adjective to be incomplete.

In addition, deficiency can also be used as a verb, which has two main meanings. One means shortage and lack. For example, the online buzzword "I am missing in your life". The second means it's time, such as "wait a minute, there are still a few people missing" at dinner.

When it is used as a noun, it has four main meanings:

1, broken; Incomplete, such as perfect words.

2. Vacant positions. For example, the operation department is short of employees.

3. deficit. Su Shi's "Shuidiao Tou" is an example of "people have joys and sorrows, and the moon is full of rain and shine".

4. defects. It can be extended to regret.