Basic meaning:
1, the general term for electrical appliances: ~ vegetables. ~ things. ~ machinery. Wood ~. Wu ~ ~ Xiao Yiying.
2. The part of organism structure that has some independent physiological function: ~ official. Digestion.
3, human measurement, talent: ~ degrees. ~ quantity (Liang). ~ in. ~ quality. Late bloomer.
4, attention: ~ heavy. ~ here.
The exact words are as follows:
Machines, musical instruments, electrical appliances, gadgets, instruments, weights, weapons, porcelain, weapons, containers, lacquerware, pottery, funerary wares, utensils, weapons, sharp tools, instruments, equipment, feeders, blunt objects, measuring tools, wine vessels, firearms, ritual vessels, funerary objects, mouthparts, devices, appliances, organs and so on.
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Etymological interpretation
Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": utensil, dish also. An elephant's mouth is guarded by a dog. ?
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: utensils or plates. The mouth of the zigzag image device is a container for guarding domestic dogs.
Explanation of word combinations:
1, sharp weapon: sharp weapon.
Lao She's Erma, the fourth sentence in the third paragraph: "Like the Japanese, build cannons, airships and all the sharp weapons to kill people."
2. Instruments: tools. Also refers to vessels.
Chapter 20 of "The New Heroes" by Kong Jue: "She crawled over the goods lightly, because there were several boxes of valuable medical instruments and medicines under the goods."
3. Equipment: equipment and materials.
Hong Shen's "Preliminary Knowledge of Drama Directors" Part III: "There may be a need for light and shadow changes and lack of available equipment." ?
4. Feeder: refers to handicrafts made of materials. Its quality is bright and clean, similar to glass, and its colors are diverse. The main producing areas are Beijing and Boshan, Shandong.
5. Blunt objects: objects without sharp points or blades, such as sticks and hammers, are mostly used for committing crimes.