Basic explanation:

[ tiē ]

1. obey; Obey: obey.

2. Appropriate; Steady: properly ~.

3. Last name.

[ti]

1. Invited guests notice: Please ~.

2. a piece of paper with old things such as birthdays written on it: Geng ~. Change ~

3.(~) A small piece of paper with the words: word ~ (note) written on it.

4. Several kinds of soup medicines used for collocation: one-on-one medicine.

[Thie]

Sample copied when learning to write or draw: tablet ~. Learn Chinese characters. Draw ~. Dear ~

Related words

Suitable copybooks, invitations and ironing?

Tiening with rich iron and black tie

Extended data

First, it is appropriate.

Sentence-making: Some words, related words and dictionaries in Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci are not included or explained, or their meanings are missing, or their explanations are fragmented, or their explanations may be inappropriate, which needs further analysis and explanation. ?

Explanation: appropriate; Perfect fit. ?

Second, invite

Sentence: In the past, some mobile phone enthusiasts in South Korea also made mobile phone videos into invitations and sent them to acquaintances, but the picture quality was poor, and everyone's numbers had to be found out one by one. Using the "mobile phone invitation" sending system, the invitation made is valid and can be sent in groups. ?

Description: Notice issued when inviting guests. ?

Third, copybooks

Sentence-making: It is an important direction in the field of computer art simulation to create calligraphy works with different styles in real time and automatically by learning limited input copybooks. ?

Description: The models copied by calligraphy learners are mostly copies of rubbings, woodcuts or famous ink stone carvings. ?

Fourth, stone tablets

Sentence making: As one of the main collection units of rubbings, the library should systematically sort out the rubbings in its collection and do a good job in cataloging and revealing them. ?

Note: When learning Chinese characters, rubbings or prints of stone carvings and woodcut characters are often used as copying models. ?

V. Legal posts

Sentence-making: The result is people's awareness and understanding of the flattening of lines when reading the two kings' law posts. ?

Description: famous calligraphy rubbings or prints for people to copy or appreciate.