There are many handsome boys’ names with the character Zi. For example, they can be called: Zi Yi, Zi Shuo, Zi Tong, Zi Qi, etc., which are all good choices for boys’ names.
With the correct use of words, the name can have a vivid and beautiful connotation when choosing and choosing.
If you want to use words better, you must pay attention to learning and analyzing the following points:
(1) Understand the meaning of words
The meaning of words, not It is a simple superimposed combination of the meanings of individual words, but is abstractly summarized through extension, metaphor, etc. based on the event background provided by the constituent components. It must not be taken literally.
For example: "When we said goodbye, he insisted on giving me some high-end clothes. He was really a generous person."
("Generous" refers to a person who understands the truth. Later Generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or knowledgeable. In the sentence, "generous" is mistakenly understood to mean not stingy)
(2) Distinguish between praise and criticism
Many idioms contain a certain emotional color. , and with the different language environments, the emotional color of the words will also change accordingly. Sometimes, some idioms are not distinguished between praise and blame, which leads to misuse.
For example: "Sir, he loves his friends, especially young people, in every possible way. He not only does his best, but also often takes the initiative to help."
("Everything is possible" means that there is nothing that cannot be achieved. . Nowadays, it is often used to describe bad people who do bad things everywhere or do all bad things. It is a derogatory term. It should be "meticulous" here.)
(3) Distinguishing objects
Idiom meaning. With some emphasis, this determines the general scope of application of the word.
If there is a lack of understanding of the customary object or scope expressed by the idiom, there will be a phenomenon of pretentiousness between the statement and the statement.
For example: "Ronaldinho was interested in that fashionable sportswear, but unfortunately he didn't have enough money, so he had to give it up reluctantly."
("Reluctantly giving up" means reluctantly giving up. Giving your favorite things to others. Sportswear as a product does not belong to you. Not buying the products you like because you have no money cannot be called "bearing the pain")