What words can be twisted?

1, take a bath [cu3z?o]: When taking a bath, people will wipe their backs to remove dirt and grease.

2. washboard [n]: washboard.

3. Brush 【 cux ǐ 】: Soak the clothes in water and rub them repeatedly to remove the dirt on the clothes.

4. Twist [Cu not ni ǐ n]: Knead something into a strip.

5. Rub the ball [cu iú]: the technical term of table tennis. Spin-down technique in close counterattack. When hitting the ball, the racket is held in front of you, tilted back to form a racket, and the upper arm is forced forward and downward, and the middle and lower parts of the ball rub against the racket. It has the characteristics of small movement, fast ball speed and low arc. There are fast rubbing, slow rubbing, forward rubbing, non-rotation rubbing and side rubbing.

6. Rub your hands and stamp your feet [Cu[Cu shǒu dün zú]]: describes anxiety and upset.

7. Rubbing hemp [cumá]: Rubbing hemp means playing mahjong. Because Sichuan and Chongqing dialects call this kind of action of mixing mahjong after playing a game "rubbing", the word comes from this. In some places, rubbing hemp refers to a farming activity, that is, rubbing hemp rope. In some rural areas of Chongqing and Sichuan, farmers twist green hemp into hemp rope to bind things in daily life.

Make sentences with rubbings:

1, she rubbed her eyes and face, and then stayed up late.

She rubs her scalp like a child rubs a balloon to generate static electricity.

Tears stopped. I rubbed my tears and opened my eyes.

4. Pour the laundry detergent into the basin and rub the clothes hard. There will be a lot of bubbles in the basin, and dense bubbles will take away bacteria. At this time, clothes will become clean and delicious.

She tried to remove the stain from his jacket with detergent, but it didn't come off.

6. Washing hands with alcohol-based hand sanitizer eliminates the need for soap and water.

7. She pinched a handful of salt with her right hand, rubbed her fingers, and the salt dripped into the pot, then patted her hand clean, like knocking on a brass cymbal.

At that time, we found old clothes from home, cut them into strips, then braided them one by one and twisted them into twisted ropes.