I. The group words of the word "need" include necessity, need, supply and demand, demand, demand, urgent need, no need, military need, need cloud, moistening need, need, need, need to be in service, some need, donate need, etc.
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2. Basic Interpretation
1. need: demand. Distribution according to need.
2, the need for property: munitions.
3. There is only one pronunciation of the character need, and the pinyin is xū.
Extended Information
1. Character Evolution
2. Explanation of Character Etymology
The Mandarin version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi (Explaining and Explaining Characters in Chinese): the YI said, "Clouds are on the sky, and they are needed."
The vernacular version of "Shuowen Jiezi": need, wait a moment. When the rain can not move forward, stop and wait a moment. The character form adopts "雨" as the side and "而" as the sound.
Related words
1. necessities
[bì xū pǐn]
Items that you can't live without (e.g., food, clothes, housing, health care, equipment, and furniture).
2. biān xū]
[biān xū]
Also known as "bianshu" (边须). The materials and equipment needed to guard the border.
3. special needs
[tè xū]
Attributive. Of special need; having unique needs: ~ supplies. ~ outpatient.
4. donate need
[juān xū]
Donate need is a collective term for donation and need.
5. 军需
[jūn xū]
Specifically refers to the sustenance, clothing, equipment, etc. needed by the army.
2. need word formation (four-character words)need sand out of the cave
The language of "Yi - need": "need in the sand, a small speech, the end of good fortune."
This is from "Yi - Need": "Need in the sand, a little speech, finally auspicious." and "Need in the blood, out of the cave". Later, it was used as "need sand out of the cave", which means to be spared from danger and evil. Qing Gu Yanwu "and Li Zhongfu book": "Mr. known as a dangerous place in Shaanxi River bent, and must be line, off once there is an accident of the police, living is uneasy, to avoid is no place, there is a burning nest of the cattle of the ferocious, but no need sand out of the hole of the benefit."
Distribution according to need
That is, society distributes the means of living according to the needs of each individual.
Nothing in need
The nature or state of having nothing to need or ask for.
Needs from time to time
Needs that are temporary or may arise at any time.
Each takes what he needs
Each picks what he needs.
Mo Li to need
Sharpen a quick knife and wait. It is a metaphor for being ready and waiting for the right moment.
3. What four-character idioms can be formed with "想"1. 心心事成 [ xīn xiǎng shì chéng ], meaning "whatever comes to one's mind, succeeds".
2. 朝思暮想 [ zhāo sī mù xiǎng ], describes to miss or think about something very much.
3. fú xiǎng lián piān [ fú xiǎng lián piān ], means continuous. It refers to the continuous emergence of a lot of imaginations.
4. 痴心妄想 [ chī xīn wàng xiǎng ], to think of something impossible to realize. It also refers to stupid and absurd ideas.
5. 可想而知 [ kě xiǎng ér zhī ], can be imagined without explanation.
Sentences:
1. . On the occasion of this New Year, I wish you all the best and everything you wish for.
2. A mother longs for her sons and daughters and hopes that they will come home for a reunion as soon as possible.
3. I stood on the top of Mount Tai looking down at the sea of clouds and thinking.
4. It is delusional to want to go to college without studying hard.
5. If the good ones are like this, then you can imagine what the bad ones are like.
4. What is a four-letter idiom for "and"
"to travel by day and night": basic explanation: to travel by day and night.
Pinyin pronunciation: bèi rì bìng xíng
Near synonym phrase: 倍道兼行
Usage: austerity; as predicate; referring to rushing day and night
Idioms by The Historical Records of the Grand Historian (史记-孙子吴起列传)："No, I gave up my infantry, and drove them away in double time and in double time. "
En Wei Xing Xing (恩威并行)：Basic Explanation: Appeasement and coercion are carried out at the same time.
Pinyin: ēn wēi bìng xíng
Near synonyms: soft and hard; enwei juxtaposition
Usage: subject-predicate tense; as a predicate; referring to the simultaneous implementation of appeasement and coercion
Idioms by idioms and expressions: "Three States Zhi-Wu Shu-Zhou Bory's biography": "Bory was in the county for 13 years when he was killed, and he was rewarded for good deeds and punished for evil deeds, and his kindness and authority went hand in hand. Envy and power go hand in hand."
The idiom of "Mouth and Ear" is based on the following expression: "Give equal importance to the training of speaking and listening".
Pinyin: kǒu ěr bìng zhòng
Usage examples: It was easy for him to get into a school where Chinese and Western cultures were mixed, but the English language was exclusively "~". /p>
虛词诡说xū cí guǐ shuō
Source: "Records of the Grand Historian - Sima Xiangru Liezhuan (司马相如列传)"："Although Xiangru has many false words and abusive sayings, its main attribution is cited to the frugality, which is not different from the style of the Poetry of the admonition." Meaning: false: falsehood; guile: fraud. False and untrue words.
虚废词说xū fèi cí shuō
Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", 42nd time: "Ambassador Liu has no old relationship with General Sun, so I'm afraid that he has wasted his words." Meaning: to speak in vain. It refers to the fact that words do not work.
虚怀若谷xū huái ruò gǔ
Source: "Laozi": "Dun兮其若朴,旷兮其若谷." Meaning: 虛：谦虚; 谷：山谷. The bosom is as deep and broad as the valley. It describes that he is very modest and can accommodate others' opinions.
虛晃一枪 xiù huàng yī qiāng
Source: qing chen chen 《水浒后传》第三回："Luan Tingyu couldn't stand it, and he took a shot in vain, and went away defeated." Meaning: describes a feigned attack in order to retreat.
The false pride of the gas xiù jiāo shì qì
Source: "Zhuangzi - Dasheng": "Ji 渻 Zi for the king of the cockfighting, ten days and asked the chicken has been. Said: 'not yet, Fang false pride and bullying.'" Meaning: false pride: false and arrogant; bullying: with the intention of the gas. The meaning is: 'not yet': the party is arrogant and reserved; bullying: with the intention of gas.
虚情假意xū qíng jiǎ yì
出处：明-吴承恩《西游记》第三十回："那妖精巧语花言，虚情假意的答道：'主公，微臣自幼幼儿好习弓马，采猎为生'. " Meaning: false: fake. Pretending to be enthusiastic about people, not being sincere.
虚堂悬镜xū táng xuán jìng
Source: "Song Shi - Chen Liang Han Biography": "No skill, the first public this heart, such as the virtual hall hanging mirror ear."
Virtual to the real return xū wǎng shí guī
Source: "Zhuangzi - de full of符"："Ru has the Woodman Wang Myr, from the swimmer, and Zhongni similar. Chang Ji asked Zhong Ni and said: 'Wang Myr, the Woodman, is also a traveler from the, and Husband's son in the division of Lu. Standing without teaching, sitting without discussing. Virtual and go, real and return. Inherent in the unspoken teachings, invisible and heart into the evil?'" Meaning: to go without knowledge, to return with something.
虚位以待xū wèi yǐ dài
出处：明-冯梦龙《东周列国志》："Rather wait for people in a false position, not abuse the position by people." Meaning: leave a position waiting.
虛缥缈xū wú piāo miǎo
Source: Tang Bai Juyi "Song of Long Hate": "Suddenly I heard that there are immortal mountains on the sea, and that the mountains are in the midst of nothingness." Meaning: Void: emptiness; Ethereal: vague, if any. Describe the emptiness and insignificance.
虛应故事xū yìng gù shì
出处：清-李汝珍《镜花缘》第五十一回："他既自己情愿，你们代我著实重打，若再虚应故事，定要狗命。". Meaning: story: a routine. To cope with the situation as usual, to work perfunctorily. It refers to treating work with a perfunctory attitude.
虚有其表xū yǒu qí biǎo
出处：唐-郑处诲《明皇杂录》："Song's already accomplished, the upper threw its grass on the ground, said: 'There is a table in vain.'" Meaning: empty: empty; table: surface, appearance. Empty good-looking appearance, actually not. It means that there is no reality in the name.
虛与委蛇xū yǔ wēi yí
Source: "Zhuangzi - Ying Di Wang": "Xiangwu showed me that I had not yet come out of my clan, and I was with the false and commissioned snake." Meaning: false: fake; entrusting snake: casually conforming. It means to be false to people and respond to them perfunctorily.
Bluff xū zhāng shēng shì
Origin: Tang - Han Yu "on the Huaixi matters": "Ziziqing, Heng Ji two Road, and Caizhou gas class is slightly the same, now heard of the crusade against Yuan Ji, the people will have to help the intention, but all dark weak, self-preservation flawless, bluff, will have it." Meaning: Zhang: spread out, exaggerate. Pretend a strong momentum. Refers to the fake momentum, through which to scare people.
虚舟飘瓦xū zhōu piāo wǎ
出处： 意思：比喻没有实用价值的东西。
虛嘴掠舌xū zuǐ lüè shé
出处： 意思：比喻花言巧言.
6. What four-letter idiom can be formed from 某The word 某 cannot be formed into a four-letter idiom. p>
Quadrangle Number: 44904
Interpretation:
1. Indicative pronoun.
2. Referring to a certain person or thing (knowing the name but not naming it): Zhang ~. PLA ~ Department.
3. Referring to an indefinite person or thing: ~ person.
3. ~ year ~ month. ~kind of clues.
4. Used in place of oneself or one's own name, as in "So-and-so, Zhang Fei is also." Another example is that people with the surname Zhang call themselves "Zhang so-and-so" or "Zhang someone".
5. Sometimes superimposed, such as: ~~ people. ~~The school.
Extended information
Evolution of Chinese characters:
Related word combinations:
1. She, a shortened form of shepherd.
2.某们
[mǒu men]
We. We. A certain is a word that sets up a substitution.
3. mǒu dì (某地)
[mǒu dì]
Also known as somewhere, an unidentified or unnamed place.
4. 谁某
[shuí mǒu]
So-and-so.
5. 某矣
[mǒu yǐ]
A word of self-designation. It is a word of self-reference, like "so-and-so" or "I". Carry on, tone of voice, meaningless.
6. something
[mǒu wù]
Something definite but unspecified; an unnamed but definite, concrete, or meaningful thing.