How to combine words?

The word ""is a polyphonic word, which can be used in different ways according to different semantics. The specific word combinations are as follows:

(1) Indeed, it is pronounced as dí què, meaning true, true and true; Of course, there is no doubt. It means that things are certain. This kind of thing does happen. Even a wise man may have long-term ideas, but he will lose something.

(2) Purpose, pronounced mù dì, usually refers to the behavioral goals and results that the actor foresees according to his own needs with the help of the intermediary role of consciousness and ideas. Pulling out a seedling to encourage it will not only fail to achieve the expected goal, but will make things worse.

(3) why, pronounced as zěn di, interrogative pronoun, how, how, means to ask questions, express questions, etc. My cousin is very young, but I don't know why, he looks sad and doesn't smile every day.

(4) The subject matter is the object to which the rights and obligations of both parties to the contract point. It is a necessary condition for the establishment of the contract and a necessary clause of all contracts. The subject matter is the object to which the rights and obligations of both parties to the contract point, such as goods, services and engineering projects. Master the purchase information and goals first, so as not to be ridiculed for buying gifts and returning pearls.

⑤ Sudden, pronounced as hū de, is the same as "abrupt", which means sudden and sudden, indicating that things or conditions have suddenly changed. This weather is really strange. It was clear in Wan Li, and suddenly it began to rain.

Extended data

Glyph evolution:

"Virtue" is a variant of "Jun". Hey, seal script? (sun, sunshine) (spoon, that is, the abbreviation of "burning"), indicating that the sun is strong and dazzling. The variant of seal script uses "white" instead of "day". Emphasize that you can see clearly. Official script will be written in the form of seal script.

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Hey, Ye Ming. From the sun, the sound of a spoon.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Yes, the lights are very bright. The glyph takes "day" as the side and "spoon" as the sound side. ?

Instructions for use:

(1) as an adjective, pronounced √ d √, is only found in ancient Chinese, which means that the sun is strong and eye-catching. However, the villain's way is dying out. -The Book of Rites? The golden mean wins, and those who mention it shoot. -"Huainanzi"? Shuolin

(2) As an adverb, it is pronounced dí, meaning true and true. If it is true, it is true. Hai Huai: Don't leave the forest because of the frosty leaves, because Shan Weng doesn't feel autumn. Lin Juemin's Book of Wives in Qing Dynasty: It is beyond my endurance for me to give up my life and let you worry.

(3) As a noun, it is pronounced √ d √, which means to strike an arrow and rake the heart. If the purpose, targeted, targeted. "Poetry? At the beginning of the guests' banquet: give whatever you have.

(4) As an auxiliary word, read as, used between nouns, pronouns and headwords, indicating subordination. Like new, whose is it? It's mine, it's old and it's yours.