What does one mean?

The pinyin for "one" is "y and mé i".

Mei is a quantifier here, which is equivalent to "ge", and is mostly used for small things, such as "yipin" and "countless".

"one" sentence

1, this is a bitter olive.

Dad gave me a favorite stamp.

Every medal contains his blood and sweat.

Grandma Wang gave Xiao Bing a big apple as a reward for his kindness.

He won the first gold medal and the first game in the sports meeting.

Elephant trunk/whip/used in combination with coins

1. Understand the words. From the wood, from the wall (pū). Original meaning: trunk.

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Guangya: Pieces, strips, and also.

Poetry, elegance, dry foothills: suitable for pieces.

Nan Zhou Rufen: Follow his Rufen and cut its pieces.

2.？ force

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"Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Eighteen Years": It's still in the East Gate, and it's a matter of flowers.

3.？ When marching in ancient times, soldiers used their mouths to prevent noise, which were shaped like chopsticks.

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"History of the North": The sergeant held a medal and climbed the Mangshan Mountain at night, but he didn't hit it.

4.？ Door nail.

Group words: number of flowers (number of doornails).

5.？ Last name.

6.？ Quantifiers, equivalent to "ge", "zhi" and "Jian", are mostly used for small things.

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The sixth paragraph of Journey to the West was lifted and the clouds churned inside.

Group words: a copper coin, a pin, too numerous to mention.

represent

7. 1 1; One by one.

Group words: Mabu (divination); List (list one by one); Do not (one by one); Gold (one contribution, one contribution); List (list one by one).