First, the real interpretation
1, true (as opposed to "false"): sincere. This is absolutely to get rid of the false and keep the true.
2. indeed; Reality: Time flies. It is true that "people are diligent but not lazy".
3, clear and true: the pronunciation is really biting. Did you really read the words on the blackboard?
4, refers to the real book: the official seal of the real grass.
5. Portraits of people; The image of things: portraits. Fax.
6. Nature; Originality: Return to originality.
7. Last name.
Second, the interpretation of words.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Well, the immortal transformed and ascended to heaven. From daggers, from eyes, from eyes, from eight places. ?
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Truth: Immortal Descent. The glyph uses the meaning of "Bi, Mu, Ya, Ba", and "Ba" stands for something that immortals ascend to heaven.
Third, the original meaning of coinage
Nouns, really don't look like real people, really don't look like experts.
Extended data
Glyph evolution (as shown in figure)
Group words:
First, really say [zh ē n shu not]?
There are two kinds of sayings about Buddha in Buddhist scriptures, one is true and the other is vulgar. Such as impermanence, accumulation in the world, thinking about being alive and so on. It's all true.
Second, the true gentleman [zhēn jūn zǐ]?
As opposed to "hypocrite", it is often used to describe a truly noble person. Gentleman, the original meaning is the son of the monarch.
Third, real teeth [zhēn yá]?
Which is the tooth. The rearmost molar in the mouth. Also known as wisdom teeth, commonly known as root.
Fourth, fax paper [Chuán zhǐ]?
Fax paper is wrapped in rolls in China, and there is no finished roll imported from the original. Regular enterprises use their registered trademarks to build well-known brands and establish corporate image. On the contrary, people will naturally understand the advantages and disadvantages of their products by applying famous foreign brands without registered trademarks.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Pravda?
Russian Federation newspaper. The central organ of the Soviet Union. 19 12 was founded in Petersburg. 199 1 The Soviet Union disintegrated, and it was closed in March of the following year. Later, it was republished as a "self-financing" newspaper. 1In September 1992, the Greek publisher bought 55% of the shares of the newspaper and established a joint venture with it.