What does the wheel mean?

Wheels, onomatopoeia, refers to the sound made by wheels or simulated wheels when they rub against the ground.

Pinyin: gū lu.

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Interpretation by reference:

1, which means etiquette stick.

2, also refers to the wheel. Du Wanxiang of Ding Ling: "Cars are like big boxes, dense and full of ten big trucks with wheels." The first part of Zhou Libo's storm: "At this time, a four-wheeled carriage came from the county." Yang Shuo's Secret Train: "They hurriedly got under the wheels and watched nervously."

3. It also extends to rolling. Lao She's Four Generations of a Family IV: "Suddenly, there were some sounds in the distance, like stones rolling down the mountain."

Veil, pronounced wheel (gū), (wheel), such as "wheel"; Roll and turn, such as "Be careful, don't trip down the hill". Roll, pronounced roll (Lu), sound. Luming Literature came from the car. The original meaning refers to spinning wheel.

Make sentences with wheels

1. When you come to old Yang Shulin, some people will squat on the soil slope and some will sit on the stone wheel.

2. It is often heard that the heavy and withered wheels creak intermittently with the footsteps of the old cow.

I really went back, and the wheels of the car took me back.

When adzuki saw his things, his eyes turned red, and he suddenly got under the wheel.

One day, during the migration of nomadic people, the wheels of a tent car got stuck in a deep ditch.

6. These muddleheaded wheels are turning louder and louder, and the air smells of dew.

7, two people are the wheels of a car, not far away, closely followed.