What combinations do you have?

It's a polyphonic word, and the pinyin is ne and ní. These words are:

I. ne 1, I'm here.

[Zhejiang ne]?

He is very clever ~ (don't think he is stupid). The street is very busy. This kind of melon is delicious. He paints very much alike.

2. So what?

[nà ne]？

Originally, it refers to Japanese sentences, which are often used to express surprise and wonder in China.

3. How about riding a horse

[qí ne]？

A Cantonese adjective, sometimes used to describe others' abrupt clothes, sometimes refers to people's clumsy manners, and sometimes refers to people's eccentric personality.

4. What pile?

[máne duē]？

Hide? It is said that Buddhists carved six truth words on stones or stones and placed them beside the mountain pass. Passers-by believers constantly add stones, which is named after it. Passers-by pass by and turn clockwise to accumulate "merit"

5. What about the uniform?

【zhì fú ne】？

Wool fabric made of coarse wool yarn. Mostly twill, with dense texture and fluff on both sides, which is mainly used to make autumn and winter uniforms.

Second, what about ní 1? Where's the thread?

【xiàn ní】？

Cotton cloth made of colored yarns or threads with different patterns is thick and elastic, and looks a bit like woolen cloth.

2. woolen cloth

[ní róng]？

Wool products collectively. Generally speaking, it refers to a fabric woven from animal hair or artificial hair.

3. What about the thread?

【xiàn ní】？

A cotton fabric. Woven with colored yarn or thread, it is thick in texture and looks like woolen cloth, hence the name.

4. What about breeches

【mǎküní】？

The woolen cloth made of combed wool has obvious twill surface and thick texture, so it was named after it was originally used to make breeches. It is also suitable for making coats and overcoats.

5. Green wool sedan chair

[lǜ' s name]?

A sedan chair with a green curtain was carried by eight people. Most of them are taken by officials, so they are also called official sedan chairs.