What words can a star phrase have?

Star words: star, starry sky, savior, starlight, constellation, star, red star, morning star, planet, satellite, singer, week, star, star.

Pinyin: x and xěng?

Radical: Japan

Structure: up and down

Wu Bi 86: JTGF

Five strokes 98: jtgf

Cang Xie: AHQM

Angle code: 60 105

Standardized Chinese character number: 1488

Explanation:

1. Astronomically, it refers to a celestial body that can emit or reflect light in the universe; Generally, it refers to the celestial body that glows in the sky at night: ~ ball. Constant. Line (xí ng) ~. Wei. Dai Yue.

2. Fine particles: fire.

3. Counting point on balance and other weighing instruments: fixed disc ~.

4. The badge on the officer's collar: 5 ~ General.

5. Describe the night: ~ OK. ~ run.

6. Star name, one of 28 nights: ~ night.

7. Arranged like stars, scattered: ~ ~ dots.

8. A new outstanding figure in a certain aspect: shadow. Song ~

9. The decorative spots on ancient women's faces.

10. the secret of astrology to calculate good or bad luck: ~ surgery. ~ phase (xiàng).

1 1. Nuclear physics refers to the phenomenon that many tracks are emitted from one point when high-energy particles are injected into nuclear emulsion or cloud chamber and bubble chamber.

12. The internationally accepted classification standard for hotels and restaurants is ~. Five ~ hotels.

Evolution of Chinese characters in extended data;

Related words:

1. savior [jiù xīng]?

Metaphor is a collective or individual that helps people get rid of suffering.

Chapter 2 of "Flying Tigers in Summer": "In the struggle life, his eyes are sharp, and he knows that the * * * production party is his own party and the savior of the suffering people."

2. constellation [xρng Zuo]?

In astronomy, for the convenience of research, the starry sky is divided into several regions, each region is called a constellation, and sometimes it refers to a star in each region. Each constellation has a different name, such as Ursa Major, Microscope Constellation, Cassiopeia and so on. In modern astronomy, * * * is divided into 88 constellations.

Xu Chi Goldbach guessed geological light: "Sometimes in the middle of the ocean, looking around, we rely on compasses, theodolite and stars to determine the direction."

3. Stars [xρng xρng]?

Smaller: a fire can start a prairie fire. The sky is clear, without a thin cloud.

Guo Xiaochuan's poem "We Sing the Yellow River": "There are stars all over the sky today."

4. Red Star [hóng xρng]?

Red five-pointed star.

5. Planet [xí ng xā ng]?

A celestial body orbiting the sun. It does not shine by itself, but because the surface reflects sunlight. There are nine planets in the solar system. According to their distance from the sun, they are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Outside the solar system, several stars have been found orbiting other stars. ...

6. Singer [gē xīng]?

A famous singer.