1October 10 It rained (guess a word).

Tide. "October 10th" is the word "tide", and "rain" means adding three drops of water, so it is the word "tide".

Basic meaning:

1, the phenomenon that seawater fluctuates regularly due to the gravity of the sun and the moon: ~ water. ~ shengxi. Up ~。 Fall ~. ~ flood. ~ flow. ~ clock. ?

2, such as the tide: thinking ~. Hot ~. New ~. ~ red. ~ hot. My heart is surging. ?

3, wet: ~ gas. Return ~. ~ wet. ?

4, dialect, low technology: craft ~.

The exact words are as follows:

High tide, frolic in the tide, trendy, tidal current, tidal wave, tide drama, small tide, red tide, cold wave, red tide, spring tide, resurgence, moistureproof, tidal wave, undercurrent, deliquescence, resurgence, upsurge, angry tide, crowd, spring tide, ebb tide, tide level, tide letter, tide, tide.

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Etymological interpretation

Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Tide, water faces the sea. From the waterway to the province. ?

Vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": The tide rushes to the sea like a sacrifice to ancestors. The glyph consists of "water" and the omitted "tide"

Explanation of word combinations:

1, spring tide: spring tide.

Chapter 7 of Ba Jin's Death: "Singing! When it is passionate, it is like the spring tide in the middle of the night rushing to the desolate stone city. "

2. Revival: extension refers to the reappearance of old things that have disappeared or old habits that have been overcome.

People's Daily 1984.3. 1: "In recent years, superstitious activities such as divination, exorcism, divination, geomantic omen, continuation of music and building ancestral halls have revived in some places."

3. Prosperity: It means that the situation or action is developing vigorously and in full swing.

Liu Qing's "Iron Hand": "Only in the winter of land reform, there is this craze."

4. Low tide: a metaphor for the depression and stagnation stage of the development of things.

Ye Junjian's Spark: "But this joy didn't last long, and then there was a low tide."

5. Crowd: A crowd surging like a tidal wave.

Yang Shuo's "Kapok": "I seem to be caught in the whirlpool of rapid change, and my whole body has lost the ability of autonomy, allowing the vibration of the crowd to alternate between East and West." ?