Pinyin d and w ū?
Define onomatopoeia to describe the sound of police cars, ambulances, etc.
Make sentences, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
Examples of onomatopoeia, alas
Pinyin āi yā
Interpretation, huh? Ayya
(1)[ Oh, oh]: Express surprise or admiration.
Oh, dear! You are so tall!
(2) [ow]: It means panic.
Oh, dear! Dad, mom has a heart attack again.
(3)[ Hey]: It means to be in a hurry.
Oh, I've already started. She hasn't come yet.
(4)[ Oh]: Express doubt
Oh, dear! What is this?
(5)[ hay]: it means unexpected
Oh, dear! I can't believe I met you here.
"Water Margin" made sentences for the fourth and sixth times: "Oh, what do you want to say after the incident?" ?
Sheng "The Achievement of the Immortal Palace": "Oh, I stepped on the bad guy."
Liu Yonghui of Sha Ting: "She immediately waved and said,' Oh, I can't remember!'" " "
deceptious
Pinyin gā gā
Interpretation of [quack; Duck calls; Laughter; The sound made by an object in motion.
Make sentences to bite the croak waterfowl, and the dew in the courtyard is loose and clear. -Don Li Shanfu's "Fang Gan Seclusion"
Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part I: "The jelly seller ran in and the goose screamed loudly."
Wei Wei's "The Orient", Part III, Chapter 2: "He is talking to others, and from time to time he gives a quack laugh." Contemporary No.2, 198 1: "Just then, someone suddenly laughed outside the door."
DuDu?
Pinyin d "d"
Interpreting onomatopoeia; Describe people talking constantly.
A sentence from Zhao Shuli's Down with the Traitor: "You are like moving a urinal. I can't talk when I open my mouth! " ?
Shen Congwen's new Xiang Hang Ji: "The new car is ringing at the ferry." Luo's "Evidence of Crime" III: "At this moment, he heard the beep of the rice mill."
ouch
Pinyin ā i y not
Interpret onomatopoeia and express surprise, pain, etc.
Anonymous Yuan's Dirty Rice is second folded: "Oh, the old man is gone, what about the two little ones?"
The Journey to the West replied for the seventh time: "Ouch, I have always lied to others, but today I was cheated into a bottomless pit by Xiang Yu." ?
Week after week, the first part of "Morning in Shanghai" is four: "Ouch in the basket."
fail
Pinyin p not pōng
Explain onomatopoeia. Describe the sound of heavy objects falling to the ground; Onomatopoeia describes the sound of heavy objects falling into the water.
Ma Zhiyuan's "Tears in Shirts" wrote in the second fold: "Today, I fell into the well and my piano broke."
Awakening the World: Imprisonment in Li Yuying Prison: "I just hanged myself and fell to the ground with a plop." ?
Zhao Shuli's Pan Yongfu: "Comrade Pan Yongfu forgot to be hungry and didn't take off his clothes. He jumped into the water and swam to the boat. "