Common phrases from

Carry the goods from the ship to the shore.

◎ Initiate qǐ bào

That is, "detonation" causes an explosion.

◎ Start writing qǐ bǐ

(1) refers to the first stroke of a word.

(2) Calligraphy refers to the beginning of each stroke.

Get up, q ǐ b and ng

Send troops; Send an army

◎ Start Q ǐ B ǐ

Start walking; Start [work, action, etc].

Start late

Draft Q ǐ c m: o

Draft a first draft

Draft a speech

Set out.

Set out, set out

Set out at dawn

At first.

Originally; initial

The factory was small at first.

Get up q ǐ Chuang

get up

He gets up very late on Sunday.

◎ play Q ǐ d m:?

Wushu began to be performed in traditional operas in China.

◎ starting point q ǐ di m: n

Place or time of start

The starting point of industrialization

Power on

Charge an object by induction electrification.

◎ Give qǐ diào

Lift with a crane

◎ ǐ ǐ ǐ ǐ ǐ

Set sail

The ship set sail for a long voyage.

Start

(1) open, start

Hardly had the bus sat down when it left.

(2) greetings. Trouble, Lawton (more common in early vernacular)

How dare you start with such a trivial matter?

◎ Take off qǐ fēi

( 1)

(2) Aircraft, rockets or birds leave the ground or water.

Normal takeoff

(3) metaphor things began to develop rapidly.

economic take-off

◎ ups and downs qǐ fú

( 1)

(2) Rise and fall

Scattered between rolling slopes. -[English] Huxley and Yan Fu translated Evolution.

Internal struggles have ups and downs.

(3) Metaphor refers to the ups and downs of feelings and relationships, and also refers to the ups and downs of the world.

The surge of emotion

◎ reset q

( 1)

(2) In ancient times, officials were called to work before the mourning period for their parents expired. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, he specifically pointed out that after the expiration of his parents' mourning period, he would come back to be an official

(3) The old official returned after being dismissed from office.

◎ draft q ǐ g m: o

Draw up a draft

◎ Set sail

Ships, planes, etc set sail.

Input quality

(1) Many people deliberately play tricks; make trouble

Shh. What?

(2) A group of people make fun of or mock someone.

Everyone booed and asked him to treat.

◎ Fire Q ǐ hu ǐ

(1) fire.

The building is on fire.

(2)[ Make a fire to cook]

Eating in the canteen is much better than making a fire yourself.

(3)[ angry

He is always on fire.

◎ Pick up the goods.

Pick up the goods [from the warehouse]

Do from qǐ jiā.

start a business

He started from scratch and is now a billionaire.

Starting price

: price increase; raise a price

◎ Start the qǐ jià.

The emperor's departure is now mostly used to jokingly ask others to leave.

When talking about q ǐ ji m: ng

The third part summarizes the full text to arouse discussion.

◎ take off and land Q ǐ ji dang

Takeoff and landing

An airplane takes off and lands at the airport every 10 minute.

◎ Start q ǐ ji m: o

[Fang]: Start walking; Start; Lift one's feet

No.5 started shooting and the ball went into the net.

Solve the problem

(1 Escort criminals or goods on the road.

(2) ability; skill

How to marry that short bastard? What is his explanation? -"Jin Ping Mei"

try one's best

(1) is in high spirits and full of energy.

Talk it over.

(2) exerting force; use intensity

Work hard

Living quantum

It refers to daily life.

Taigong Taimu lives. -Fang Qing newspaper "Zuo anecdote"

◎ Living room Q ǐ j ū sh ū

A room in a house where residents engage in general social activities.

Start class.

Divination and religious investigation

Get up, Quirrell.

(1) bracket

Stand up and give your seat to the old man.

(2) Get up

As soon as they arrived, they went to the fields.

(3)[ Get up]: Take up arms and launch an attack, rebel or resist.

Get up, people who don't want to be slaves

Get up, Quirrell.

Upward; Go to high places

Pick up the baby.

The people of China stood up.

Pick up ...

(3) out of bed, sometimes used to command or command.

Get up, get up, my friend, put down your book.

◎ stand up Q ǐ l √.

(1) Stand up. Mainly used as a password

Everybody stand up!

(2) Take an upright or standing posture

Stand up every cold night. -Fang Qing newspaper "Zuo anecdote"

Stand up and welcome sb.

◎ rise and fall Q ǐ Lu

rise and fall

Aircraft take-off and landing