How to form words with floating characters?

Gone with the wind is often used as a verb phrase, which is grouped according to different meanings as follows:

1, original meaning, verb: objects dance and sway in the wind.

Words drift? , floating,? Gone with the wind? , erratic, high? , falling? , down and out? , drifting away, drifting away, etc.

In the vast world, nothing will fall except sandpipers! ? -Du Fu's "A Night Out" means what it's like to wander around? Like a lonely Sha Ou between heaven and earth.

2, the original meaning, verb: the flag fluttering in the wind. It means under the guise of "bifurcation"

Words like fluttering, fluttering, fluttering, and streamers? The red flag is flying.

Extended data:

Glyph evolution:

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Gone with the wind, returned to the air. From the sound of the wind ticket.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: The Wind of Floating. Font with "wind" as the side and "ticket" as the sound side. ?

Explanation of word combinations:

1, drift

Pinyin: piāo bó.

Meaning: drifting or berthing with the waves; Metaphor has no fixed place to live, life is not fixed, running around.

Example: This man is a vagrant and misses his relatives very much.

2, fluttering

Pinyin: piāo fú

Meaning: It means to flutter gently.

Example: chapter 2 of Feng Deying's ascetic flower: "Her pale hair flutters in the air."

Step 3 swing

Pinyin: piāo dòng

Meaning: It flies around under the action of the wind.

For example, Zhang Zhimin's poem "Qing Zhang Sha in Daqing" said: "Let's just say this is a dream. Waves of wheat galloped in front of us. Smell it carefully The fragrance of oil flutters on the waves of Maihai. "

Step 4 drift

Pinyin: piāo sm:

Meaning: flying; Be on cloud nine The wind blew. The posture is relaxed and natural; Not boring. ?

Example: Lao She's "Salesgirl" Act III Scene 2: "It's not the same as riding a bike. First of all, the handlebars don't work! Watching the gay men in the street drift so much, I rushed to the wall together! "

5. Ribbon

Pinyin: piāo dài

Meaning: refers to the decorative belt on flags, hats and other things.

Example: Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" begins: "Grandpa is seventy years old, with a white beard, double-breasted white robe and ribbons."