Plop, plop, laugh, talk, tidy up, purr, mend, salad, ugly, ugly, shiny, shriveled, squashed, meaning, leisure, mutual, click, arrange, quiet, massage and help.
Gesturing, comparing, competing, praising each other, participating, serving, trying, referring, looking for, dressing up, exploring, asking, cleaning, exercising, investigating, analyzing, relaxing, satirizing, feeling, congratulating, observing, being happy and encouraging.
Extended data
Reduplication is unique in poetry creation, and its special functions are mainly as follows:
The first is visualization. The proper use of reduplicated words in poetry can make the natural scenery or characters described more vivid. In Nineteen Ancient Poems, six groups of overlapping words are used in the first six sentences of "grass on the green side": "grass on the green side, willow in the lush garden. Yingying is a woman upstairs with eyes as bright as windows. E-E red makeup, delicate hands. "
The first two sentences describe the scenery, using "green" and "gloomy" to describe the vitality of dense vegetation in spring; The last four sentences are written about people, and the four sets of overlapping words describe the posture, appearance and dress of the thinking woman very realistically, almost vividly.
Nineteen Ancient Poems is a model of reduplication. Another example is "Far Altair", which has only ten sentences and uses six sets of overlapping words: "Far Altair, Jiao Jiaohe Han female. Skillful hands, make a loom. ..... Ying Ying is easy to water, and her pulse is speechless. " It vividly expresses the lingering feelings of Cowherd and Weaver Girl.