"Xun" is a standard secondary word in modern Chinese. It is pronounced as xūn in Putonghua, which was first seen in Shuowen and belongs to the category of Liu Shu's Six Books. The basic meaning of "smoked" is the same as "smoked"; Extended meaning is a kind of vanilla mentioned in ancient books, and it also refers to the fragrance of flowers and plants, such as smoking different utensils.
In daily use, "Xun" is also often used as a verb, indicating that the appearance is gentle, such as Xun Ran.
Xun, first seen in Shuowen, is a pictophonetic character. Stubby (stubborn) means that the seal script is like grass, which means that fumigation is fragrant grass; Fumigation refers to the contact of smoke or smell with objects, indicating that the aroma is overflowing, such as smoke. Xun is a kind of vanilla. The word "Xun" in simplified Chinese characters evolved from Xiao Zhuan in Qin Dynasty.
Example:
1. Why, A Xun feels that teenagers are like trees in autumn, dropping invisible leaves and becoming more and more slender.
Ming Xun thought about it all night on the day of his ambitious proposal, but what he thought was that it might be better to break up.
As soon as the bell rang, Hilul ran away with smoked hands.
Xiaoming gave his father's accordion to Xiaohong.
5, there is no bitterness and astringency of ordinary tea. It is made of dried edamame, orange peel, shredded carrot and white sesame. It tastes salty and fresh, so it is called smoked bean tea.
6. hillel felt that the smoked place was very comfortable and hot.