What do you mean dry up?

Drying up refers to the drying up of water in rivers, ponds, etc.

Pinyin gān hé?

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1, Tang Fang Ling Xuan's Biography of the Book of Jin and Wang Fan: "Dong Xuanyue, the exhaustion of the Han Dynasty, was introduced." ?

Vernacular interpretation: The moon in the middle of winter, the water in the Han Dynasty is dry, and the fish swim one after another, in a row, and move forward in turn.

2. Tian Ming Yiheng's "Liu Qingri Zhajiang Library": "Summer solstice winter, Zhejiang tide does not arrive, the water source dries up, and the middle stream can swim." ?

Vernacular interpretation: From summer to winter, the tide in Zhejiang is not enough, the water in the river is dry, and the center can swim through it.

Extended data

Synonym of exhaustion

1, exhausted [kjie]

Interpretation: the water source is dry and cut off; Run out of strength, wealth, etc.

Source: Wang Hanchong's On Balance and Effectiveness: "There is no end to the flow, and the source is prosperous." ?

Interpretation of vernacular: there is no exhausted water flow, and there is plenty of water.

Step 2 dry

Explanation: There is no or little moisture.

Source: Guan Zhong's Guan Duwei in the Warring States Period: "In spring and March, the world is dry and the water is rectified."

Vernacular interpretation: In spring and March, the weather is dry, which is a season with little and thin water flow.

Second, the antonym of dryness.

1, wetting [rü n sh:]

Interpretation: moist and moist; Wet.

Source: Yi Zhou Shu, an anonymous book in the pre-Qin Dynasty, Wen Zhuan: "Earth can be used to make wood and store moisture."

Interpretation of vernacular: soil can invade wood and hide moisture.

2. Humidity

Interpretation: moist and moist.

Origin: Southern Dynasties, Xiao Qi, Tianzhu, Sanzang, asked Nabidi's "Hundred Similes Classic Two Pigeons Metaphor": "If it rains heavily, it will be fruitful, so it is."

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: After a heavy rain, it can moisten and restore its usual appearance.

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