Cymbals, a secondary word in Chinese, pronounced as ch m, is a percussion instrument in China, namely cymbals. Or trowels, hinges, etc. The commonly used types in China are copper cymbals and iron cymbals. Because cymbals are musical instruments with no fixed pitch, generally speaking, small cymbals have the highest sound, followed by medium cymbals, and large cymbals have the lowest sound.

Introduction to group words: knocking cymbals

Pronunciation: d ch

Express meaning: dialect, nonsense, nonsense. In Tianjin and Tangshan, this word is widely used as a dialect, meaning "making fun of people".

Part of speech: usually used as a verb in a sentence to modify the subject or object.

Example: If you are frying pan, it is obvious that you are making bad changes to me!