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Attached to the classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": pine, wood also. From the Woods, the voice of the public.
Attached to the vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Song, a tree. The font has "wood" as the side and "male" as the side.
words explanation
1, fluffy: describes loose and messy (refers to grass, fluff, hair, etc. ).
Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part I XIII: "(Captain Xiao) looked at the grave with fluffy grass again."
2, loose: become less crowded; Feng, not embarrassed; Teeth, screws, etc. ) it doesn't matter, it's touching.
The twenty-fifth time in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Aunt Zhao was a little loose when she heard this."
3, let go: open your mouth and let go of the bite; Don't insist on (ideas, opinions, etc.). )
Selected Comments on Yangzhou Stories: Outline of the Birth of Wisdom: "Well, for your uncle's sake, the Ming Dynasty can't let you sell it!" Those who sell pot helmets and pancakes let go first, and those who sell dates certainly have nothing to say. "See" let go ".
4. Loosen: loosen the rope tied to the body; A metaphor for relaxing restrictions or constraints. ?
Nanjing Daily 1992.5.2 1: "The Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce boldly cleaned up outdated laws and regulations,' loosened' industrial and commercial enterprises and escorted economic construction."
5. Take a breath: Take a breath, which is a metaphor for relaxing your nervousness or reducing your efforts.
Chapter 9 of the Biography of Awakening Marriage: "It's really easy for father and son to talk."