The difference between chestnuts and millet

The differences between chestnuts and millet are as follows:

First of all, pinyin is different

Li's pinyin is Li. The initial is L, the final is I, and the tone is the fourth tone.

Su's pinyin is Si. The initial is s, the final is u, and the tone is the fourth.

Second, the meaning is different.

The meaning of chestnuts

(1) chestnut trees, deciduous trees, rectangular leaves, yellow and white flowers. The fruit is a nut wrapped in a prickly shell barrel. When cooked, the shell bucket splits and spreads. Fruit can be eaten. There are many kinds, usually chestnuts.

The fruit of this plant.

3 (Li) surname.

4 shivering; Tremble.

Xiaomi means millet. After the shelling, it was called Xiaomi. Millet. Drought-tolerant and adaptable. It is the main food crop in northern China.

Third, the usage is different.

Example:

This trembling feeling, though so weak, shocked the soul I silently expected so strongly.

② Wash wax gourd, carrot and pearl millet and cut them into strips for later use.

Extended data

The four-word idiom of chestnut is: take chestnut from the fire, tremble, tremble, fear, chestnut, chestnut, sweat, panic, chestnut, chestnut, chestnut, chestnut.

Millet words include poppy, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet, millet.

Idiom application

pull chestnuts out of the fire

Explanation: Stealing chestnuts cooked in the stove. Metaphor is being used, taking risks but getting nothing.

From:/kloc-In the fable Monkeys and Cats by La Fontaine, a French fable poet in the 7th century, the monkey tricked the cat into taking chestnuts from the fire, and the chestnuts were eaten by the monkey, but the cat burned the hair on its feet.

We are very busy now. It is God's blessing that Zheng Chenggong will not come. Will we still annoy him? We can't take chestnuts from other people's fires.