After-school word pinyin for Lesson 18 of the first Chinese language volume. Lesson 18

People's Education Press Chinese Vocabulary for Grade 7

Volume 1 (excluding classical Chinese articles) 1. Wandering over the mountain chī?xiǎng: obsessed with thoughts; unrealistic fantasy. Hidden yǐn?mì: hidden, not revealed. Tieqing tiě?qīng: refers to a person's face turning blue when he is afraid, angry or sick. Condensation níng?chéng: to form or group together; to gather together. Temptation yòu?huò: Use means to induce people to do bad things; attract. Xuan Teng xuān?téng: noisy and boiling.

A moment yí?shùn?jiān: in the blink of an eye. 2. Take one step, take another step. Admonition xùn?jiè: admonish, teach. Towering sǒng?lì: Standing high. roundabout yū?huí: twisting and turning; surrounding. Gaze níng?shì: to look without blinking. Weeping chuò?qì: sobbing; sobbing and crying. Nahannà?hǎn: surprised, strange. 嶚勳shòugǔ-línxún: ?so thin that even the bones are exposed, describing a person who is emaciated. frightening

Dizziness tóu?hūn-mù?xuàn: Dizziness, blurred vision.

Dizziness xuàn: (eyes) dizziness.

Careful xiǎoxīn-yìyì: now used to describe actions that are very cautious and do not dare to neglect at all.

Yiyi yìyì: cautious and serious.

3. Two short essays

Convergence?shōu?liǎn: to gather together.

Harassment sāorǎo: make uneasy; disturb.

聒聒?guō?guō: Continuously noisy and annoying.

Forgiveness kuān?shù: tolerance and forgiveness.

Humble bēi?wēi: humble and small, low status. Take a break xiǎo?qì: take a rest. Zhuozhuó?zhuàng: fat and strong; growing strong. Waste zāo?tà?: waste or damage at will; rape. Mediocre yōng?lù: mediocre and doing nothing. To live up to gū?fù: to fail; to be sorry? [other people's good intentions, expectations or help]; to treat wrongly. qíng?tiān?hàn?dì qíng?tiān?hàn?dì: describe great power.

Awe-stricken sù?rán-qǐ?jìng: Describes the respect and admiration caused by being moved. 4. Wisteria Waterfall: Speak quietly. Suì: The flowers or fruits of rice, wheat and other grass plants are gathered at the top of the stem. Also generally refers to the spike-like flower fruit. Cabin: The interior of a ship or airplane. 开 zhàn: Clothes are torn. Minato còu: original meaning: water flow convergence. Niàng: Original meaning: making wine, brewing. Ultimate zhōngjí:?Finally; exhaustion. burst bèngjiàn: splashing in all directions. Tease tiǎodòu:? To provoke; to provoke. Fán?mì: complicated and dense. Stand zhù?lì: stand for a long time. gazing níng?wàng: ?pay attention to the distance. Cover lǒng? zhào: the appearance of widespread coverage. Lingding líng?dīng: lonely and helpless; weak and weak. Xi Ling xī? líng: very little.

Can’t help but laugh rěn?jùn-bù?jīn: Can’t help laughing. Ninjun: Smiling. Can't help: Can't control myself. 6. Ideal shedding: cicadas, snakes and the like shed their skin and shell. Hungry jī?hán: Hunger and cold, mostly used in difficult situations where there is a lack of food and clothing. Run yùn?xíng: planets, cars and ships move over and over again. Stubborn jué?jiàng: strong, unyielding. 毯washzhuó?xǐ: wash. Defile diàn?wū: soil; stain. A metaphor for reputation being tarnished. Resentment yuàn?hèn: Strong dissatisfaction or hatred, also refers to this emotion. Pickpocketing: To steal money or things from others. Curse zǔ?zhòu: Originally refers to praying to ghosts and gods to bring disaster to the hated person; now it refers to cursing. Nongyin nóng?yīn: Dense shade. The prodigal son turns back làng?zǐ-huí?tóu: A young man who wanders around and does not do his job should repent of his past mistakes. lùlù?zhōng?shēn: lùlù?zhōng?shēn: Lulu: a mediocre look. A life of mediocrity and nothing to accomplish? To emerge from a desperate situation juéchù-féng?shēng: to turn misfortune or danger into auspiciousness and success.

Kě?wàng-bùkějí: can only be seen from a distance but cannot be approached. That is: approach, contact. 7?, two short essays: Greed tānlán: full of unusually strong desire for property, money, etc.

Degeneration duòluò: moral decline to a shameful or despicable level. Embellish diǎnzhuì: to set off or decorate something to make the original thing more beautiful. Pride zìháo: I feel glorious and worthy of pride. Ranran rǎnrǎn: gradually; slowly; soft and droopy. Kulao kǔ’áo: endure [the days] in pain. Prototype chú?xíng: the initial form before it is finalized; a model that is scaled down based on the real thing. fengshuofeng?shuò: plump and huge. sparse xī?shū: loose; not dense. cherish zhēn?zhòng: value; cherish; take care of yourself. Léi?léi: continuously; arranged in a string. Low return dī?huí: also means "low wander", wandering; wandering; twisting and turning; twists and turns. Heavy chéndiāndiān: The way something falls due to excessive weight. eyed eagerly yǎnbābā: describes eagerly looking forward to?; ? describes eagerly watching something unsatisfactory happen but helpless. red light green wine hóng?dēng-lǜjiǔ: describes the bustling nightlife. Specific and micro jùtǐérwēi: The entire shape is already present, but it is relatively small. The words come from "Mencius Gongsun Chou". colorful duōzīduōcǎi: various colors, many colors. Various descriptions.

Indelible bùkěmómiè: Refers to achievements and impressions that will last forever and will not disappear. 8. Allegory of life Hui Xin huìxīn: Buddhism refers to the mind that can comprehend the truth, and generally refers to the intelligent heart.

Playful xīxì: game; having fun.

Cellar?jiào: A hole or pit in which things are stored. Generous kāng?kǎi: full of righteousness, passionate; generous; not stingy. Leisure xián?shì: leisurely and comfortable. Cancel chè?xiāo: Cancel. Report bǐng?gào: It used to mean reporting something to a superior or elder.

Misfortune è?yùn: ?Unfortunate fate.

annihilate mǐn?mìe: lose. Torture zhé?mó: to cause physical and mental pain. Begging xíng?qǐ: begging; also Buddhist language. It is said that monks ask for alms for alms.

正色 zhèng?sè: also known as "constant color". The facial color of healthy people; pure color refers to green, yellow, red, white, black and other colors; serious look.

Charm?fēng?yùn: graceful posture and expression. Get into trouble luònàn: encounter misfortune; encounter disaster; fall into trouble. liúluò: poor and frustrated, wandering outside. Carefree wúyōu-wúlǜ: no burden of thoughts; no worries. Xīnkuàng-shényí: broad-minded and cheerful. Unparalleled jǔshì-wúshuāng: There is only one in the world. Extremely rare; incomparable. xiǎnxiàngdiéshēng: Dangerous phenomena occur. Sentimental duōchóu-shàngǎn: ? Feeling melancholy and prone to sentimentality. Natural disasters and man-made disasters tiānzāi-rénhuò: generally refers to natural disasters such as drought, floods, and earthquakes, as well as man-made disasters such as wars, fires, and casualties. tūrúqílái: occur suddenly; come suddenly.

Foreign country yìguótaxiāng: foreign country, a foreign land outside the country.

The worry of gain and loss? déshīzhīhuàn: the worry of losing personal interests.

9. My belief

Perseverance zhízhuó: Stubborn gùzhí: Do not change your understanding easily and stick to it. Whip biāncè:? Horse whip, also refers to using a whip to drive horses; a metaphor for urging. Famous shèng?míng: high reputation. Reward bàochóu:? Money or physical objects paid to the person for his efforts as a reward. Extravagant hope shēwàng: A hope that is difficult to realize because the requirements are too high. To trample róulìn: to trample means to use violence to oppress or invade.

Rebuke hēzé: ?Rebuke loudly.

luòdì: This refers to the baby being born. Regret ào?nǎo: trouble; regret. Indulge in chén?zuì: get drunk; a metaphor for being immersed in something or a certain state. Intoxicate mízuì: intoxicate. Sudden death cù?: Sudden, sudden death.

With a clear conscience wènxīn-wúkuì: to be open-minded and frank, without any guilt. ?i

Benefit a lot?huò?yì?fēi?qiǎn: Get a lot of benefits. Bandit, non, no. 11?, spring lǎng?rùn: bright and moist. Brewing yùn?niàng: the original meaning is to make wine. This refers to the various smells in the air, like fermentation, becoming more and more concentrated.

show off mài?nòng: show off.

Fánhuā: densely blooming.

Shū?huó: stretch, move. Wan Zhuan wǎn? zhuǎn: "tactful". Describes the sound as mellow and soft. 嘹梁liáo?liàng: The sound is mellow and loud. Huang halo huáng?yùn: dim and not bright. Halo, the circle of light around the sun or moon, also refers to the shadow around the light. Highlight hōng?tuō: a painting method in Chinese painting, in which ink or light colors are used to dye the outside of the outline to make the image of the object clear; to set off, to make it stand out. Silence jìng?mò: A person does not speak, makes no sound; stands respectfully and solemnly, mostly expressing condolences. Xinxinranxīnxīn?rán: Looking joyful. To cheer up dǒusǒu: to work hard; to cheer up, to look vigorous; to cheer up.

huazhī-zhāozhǎn: a metaphor for graceful posture. Flow: Swing in the wind.

12?, Winter in Jinan

xiǎngqíng: (the sky) is clear and cloudless.

Bun jì: Hair tied up on the top of the head or behind the head. Inlaid xiāng: inlaid. Anshiān?shì: comfortable and comfortable. Skin jī?fū: muscle skin. xiù?qi: delicate and delicate. ? clarification chéng? qīng: clear; clear. ethereal kōng?líng: flexible and unpredictable. Ink painting shuǐmò?huà: refers to traditional Chinese painting painted with ink, without color.

Lán?wang?wang: Lan Yingying. Described as blue and translucent. 13. Xia Gan Youjing yōujing: a deep path. Shichuan shi?chuān: the flowing river. Green qīng?cuì: bright green; covered with fresh plants. Mild wēn?hé: not harsh, not rough; gentle but not violent; moderate in heat and cold; neither cold nor hot. Azure zhàn?lán: the blue of sunny days; the deep blue of lakes and seas. Sponsor zàn?zhù: support and assist. Xuanao xuán’ào: ? Mysterious and profound. Clear qīng?chè: pure and clear. Concentrate níng?shén: concentrate. Dog barking quǎn?fèi: The dog is barking. Degaowangzhong dégāo-wàng?zhòng: high moral character, high reputation. Praise the elderly and famous people more often. Rejuvenation fǎnlǎo-huántóng: rejuvenate one's youth, which refers to a person's rejuvenation from aging.

Talk about it jīnjīn-lèdào: ? Said with great interest and pleasure. Derogatory term for being passionate about something. 14. Autumn Ding Ding zhēngzhēng: describes the sounds of logging, playing chess, playing the piano, etc. Yougu yōu?gǔ: a quiet and deep valley. Fatty féi?shuò: big and plump; big and fat. roost qī?xī: rest. dry up kū?hé: water is dried up; dried up. Qinglie qīng?liè: Clear and cold.

Mengmei mèng?mèi: sleeping; in a dream. 16. Fossil chant Fantasy qíhuàn: strange and unreal; strange and changing. Ancient times yuǎngǔ: The most remote ancient times, that is, ancient times. Bones hái?gǔ: the bones of corpses; also refers to the body. The old saying was that he was doing everything he could for his superiors, so he resigned and was called a beggar. Wuyouwū?yǒu: illusion; non-existence. Stealth qián?xíng: walking underwater. luxuriant cōng?lóng: ?luxuriant and verdant. Youya yōu?yǎ: ?quiet and elegant. exclamation tàn?fú: to admire and admire. Creator Zàowùzhǔ: the creator of all things.

hǎikū-shílàn: The sea dried up and the rocks turned into soil. It refers to an extremely long period of time, and also refers to eternity. It is often used as an oath. 17. Look at the clouds to know the weather. There are endless mountains. Omen yù?zhào signs shown before something happens. Light qīng?yíng: light and beautiful; light and graceful posture and movements. Uniform jūn?yún: The quantity distribution of all parts of a thing is the same; the time intervals are equal. Collapse bēng?tā: collapse and collapse. diffuse mí?sàn: diffuse and dissipate. omen zhēng?zhào: signs revealed in advance; symptom. Thousands of postures and postures qiān?zī?bǎi?tài: Thousands of postures.

Change biàn?huà-wú?cháng: There are many changes and it is impossible to control. 18. Green Grasshopper disrupt rǎo?luàn: confusion; panic. wailing āi?míng: sad cry. Hunting means killing or hunting wild animals. Wailing āi?háo burst into tears because of grief. Noisy xuān?xiāo: noisy sounds, not quiet. Dumb yīn?yǎ: dry throat, unable to speak. Silence chén?jì: very quiet.

Quiet jìng?mì silence; calm. To usurp cuànduó: to seize by illegal means. Robbery jié?lüè: Robbery; plunder. Love kù’ài extremely fondly; love very much. ruò?ròu-qiáng?shí The meat of the weak is food for the strong. It is a metaphor for the weak being bullied and annexed by the strong. Vaguely yǐnyǐn-yuēyuē:: not clear. Panic jīnghuāng-shīcuò Fear of being nervous to the point of being at a loss and losing normalcy. relish jīnjīn-yǒuwèi: the taste is pleasing.

Without hesitation háo?bù?yóu?yù: without hesitation at all. 19. The footprints on the moon are observed and measured by the observer. Instruction zhǐ?lìng: guidance; order. Cost-effective hé?suàn? Spend less and achieve greater results. Sea area hǎi?yù?a certain ocean area including above water and underwater. Talk freely chàng?tán talk as much as you want. Yearning for shén? Wǎng longing for in the heart. Milestone lǐchéng?bēi A sign set up on the roadside to record mileage; a metaphor for a major event that can serve as a symbol in the process of historical development. Yiye Bianzhou yi?yè?piān?zhōu:? A small boat.

Yáoyáo-zài?wàng: The target is right in front of you. 21. Kite Zheng zhēng? stringed instrument, long wooden shape. In ancient times, there were thirteen or sixteen strings, but now there are twenty-five strings. The original meaning of bald is: no hair on the top of the head. Crab xiè: Crab. 雷lěi: flower bud; bud. The original meaning of degrading is: to destroy. 丫戈yāchà: A tool made of forked branches, often used to fork clothes to a high place or stack hay. Loneliness jìmò: deserted and lonely; quiet. haggard qiáocuì: yellow and thin; thin. Sùshā: describes the cold weather in autumn and winter and the withering of vegetation. Farewell jué?bié: refers to farewell without a meeting; farewell. rippling dàng?yàng: floating; ups and downs. Disgust xiánwù: extreme disgust or disgust. Laughing stock xiàobǐng material that makes people laugh. Despicable kěbǐ: to be looked down upon. Shiwu shíwù: generally refers to clothing and odds and ends used in daily life. Shrink sèsuō: The body curls up or trembles due to cold, fear, etc. àorán: proudly. To kill nüèshā: to torture someone to death, also refers to killing someone with cruel means. Forgiveness kuānshù: Tolerance and forgiveness. Sudden enlightenment huǎngrán-dàwù: suddenly woke up.

Hard work kǔxīn-gūyì: good intentions and profound attainments. It is used to praise those who study hard and create achievements that others cannot match. 22. Antelope wood carving. The original meaning of momu mǒ is: to smear, to coat; to apply. zuàn means to grasp or hold firmly with the hand. Caught? Arrested. beat pēng?pēng:?Onomatopoeia, describing the heartbeat. 枈shùchà: The branch of a tree.

Chills hánchàn is characterized by muscle contraction and spasmodic shivering, making the whole body tremble with cold. 23. Take a walk convinced xìnfú?: Believe, admire. Instant shàshí: a very short time, a moment. To dismantle chāisàn: to scatter a set of things. grievance wěiqū: being treated unfairly and feeling sad. 水 sparkling shuǐbōlinlin: waves of water.

Everyone gets his own place gèdé-qísuǒ: originally it means that everyone gets what he wants, and later means that everyone has to make appropriate arrangements.

24?, Two prose poems

The original meaning of xiù is: to use the nose to identify smells. The original meaning of mó is: friction, friction. The original meaning of yanyǎn is: water flows into the sea. Swing yáobǎi: shake; swing. hidxiao nìxiào: to snicker secretly; to cover one’s mouth and laugh secretly. Petal huābàn: A component of the corolla that is usually leaf-shaped. Bath mùyù: take a bath. Prayer dǎogào: Religious people ask God for blessings. If tǎngruò: used in the partial sentence of a partial correct compound sentence to express a hypothetical relationship, equivalent to "if" or "if". Mostly used in written language. Surprise jīngyà surprise; surprise. Unreasonable wúduān: no reason; no reason.

Laughter xiàoxīxī: describes the appearance of a smile. 26?, The emperor's new clothes show off xuànyào: a glorious look. Competent chènzhí: Talent is commensurate with the position. properly tuǒdang: securely and appropriately. Report chéngbào: a word of respect, a submission. Funny huájī: describes a person's humorous language and actions that make people laugh. His Majesty bìxià: a respectful title for the monarch. Exquisite jīngzhì: Exquisite and meticulous; meticulous. Title tóuxián: refers to titles such as official title and academic title.

Jazz: the lowest title in a European monarchy. It is not hereditary and is not among the nobility. Horrible hàiréntīngwén: something weird and sounds scary.

Suíshēng-fùhé: To say that one has no opinion, and follow what others say. 27. Two poems by Guo Moruo: PIāomiǎo: vague, if there is something, if there is nothing. Dingran dìngrán: adverb. Definitely; certainly. Rare and rare zhēnqí: precious and rare. Xianyouxiányou: wandering; wandering around.

Cover lǒngzhào: the appearance of extensive coverage. 28. Nuwa created humans. Nuwa nǚ?wā: a goddess with a snake tail and body who created humans in legend. Clear dèng?chè: Impurities precipitate and the liquid becomes clear. Sensitive líng?mǐn: sharp mind. Stretching mián?yán one after another, one after another.

Supernatural power shéntōng-guǎngdà is originally a religion that calls Shinto magic power boundless and omnipotent. Generally refers to great ability. 29. The blind child and his shadow play xīxì games; have fun. Moo mōumōu makes a low, rough sound, similar to a cow's braying sound. murmur chánchán describes the sound of rain, water, etc. blink zhǎba: the eyes open and close. ruddy hóngrùn: red and moist. Twins luánshēng means twins. It is also used to describe the same or very similar things. To stagger liàngliàng-qiàngqiàng: to walk crookedly.

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