Add radicals to the mouth and combine words.

1, the radical wood is added to the mouth to form a new word apricot xìng. Ingredients: Apricot, Almond, Apricot Yellow, Apricot Red, Ginkgo, Apricot Eye, Apricot, Snow Apricot, Apricot Paste and Marry Apricot.

2. Add a side door to your mouth to form a new word. Word combination: ask, say hello, question mark, ask, question, visit, question, question, question, question and answer.

3. Add radicals to the mouth to form a new word called zh and zh. Word combination: knowing each other, knowing friends, ignorant, intimate, cognitive, well-known, knowledge, contentment, confidant and cicada.

4. adding radicals to the mouth to form a new word, accounting for zhàn zhān n Combined words: occupy, seize, occupy, occupy, occupy, monopolize, occupy, swallow, occupy, occupy.

5. Add the woman on the other side to your mouth to form new words such as rú. Combination words: if, if, how, for example, now, if, just like, just like, for example, truthfully.

First of all, apricots

1. Apricot tree, deciduous tree, with broad oval leaves, white or pink flowers, nearly spherical fruit, generally yellow-red at maturity and sweet and sour taste.

2.(~) The fruit of this plant.

3. (xing) surname.

Apricot yellow

Yellow and red.

Apricot eye [xing y m: n]

Refers to a woman's big round eyes: Liu Mei. ~ wide open.

Second, ask

1, if you don't know or understand something, please find someone to answer it: ask ~. ~ things. If you don't understand, just ~. The answer is wrong.

2. Ask to show concern; Comfort: ~ ok. ~ wait.

3. Trial; Investigation: check ~. ~ case. The first evil must be done, and the threat is not.

4. tube; Intervention: over ~. Don't smell it.

5. Ask (something or someone): I borrowed two books from him.

6. Last name.

Question [yí wèn]

Have doubts; Something that cannot be determined or explained: produce ~.

question

Asking; Question.

Third, know

[ zhī ]

1, know, understand: ~ road. ~ name (first name). ~ feeling (feeling and understanding). Ok ~. ~ people are good at their jobs. Looking back ~ new. ~ make progress despite difficulties. ~ reasonable.

2. let me know: through ~. ~ photos.

3, knowing, knowing: ~ knowing, seeking ~. No ~.

4. Supervisor: ~ County (old county magistrate). ~ fu. ~ state. ~ guest (refers to the person who is responsible for entertaining guests. Also known as "know the guest").

5. acquaintance: Xiang ~. ~ sound. ~ near.

6. People you know, good friends you make: So ~ (old friends).

[ zhì ]

Ancient wisdom and wisdom are the same.

Know each other [xi ā ng zh and]

We know each other and have deep feelings: ~ well-known.

Know [zh and dao]

Know the facts or the truth; Know: He has a lot of things to do. Although he didn't make it clear, I understood what he meant.

Fourth, occupy

[ zhàn ]

1, occupation: Ba ~. Strong attack. ~ seats.

2. Being in a certain position or belonging to a certain situation: ~ Advantage. ~ have the upper hand. Yes ~ most.

[ zhān ]

1, divination: ~ hexagrams.

2. Last name.

occupy

Attack and occupy.

swallow

Misappropriation of public funds; Occupation: ~ cultivated land. No ~ public property.

Five, such as

1, appropriate; According to: ~ meaning. ~ yes. ~ period. ~ count.

2, like: love the factory ~ love home. Ten years to a day. ~ face the enemy.

3. and; Comparable (only used to deny, compare gains and losses or compete): I don't like him. I can't see it a hundred times. Not like that, not like that.

4, used for comparison, indicating that the situation is getting stronger year by year.

There were many great poets in Tang Dynasty, such as Li Bai, Du Fu and Bai Juyi.

6. Arrive; Go to the bathroom.

7. Last name.

8. If you don't make preparations early, you may be caught off guard for a while.

9. Adjective suffix in ancient Chinese, indicating state: empty ~ also. Kan Kan ~ too.

how

Interrogative pronouns. How; How's it going? How's it going? . This matter ~ handling? . Don't always say that others are bad. It's time to get rid of it

For example [bǐ rú]

For example, some issues have been decided, such as how many people to recruit, how many classes to divide, and so on.