Pronunciation: English [r? k？ pe？ p？ (r)？ s？ z？ Z] beauty [rɑ? k？ pe？ p？ r？ s？ z？ rz]

Example: How? About what? we? Going? Rock? Paper? scissors

Shall we decide with stones, scissors and cloth?

Lexical analysis:

I. Rock and roll

Pronunciation: English? 【r？ K] beautiful? 【rūk】？

Explanation:

Rock and roll; Rock music; Underwater rock

Verb (abbreviation for verb) shake; rock

Phrases:

Source rock? Source rock; Yuanyan

Soft rock? Soft rock music; soft rock

On the rocks? Hit the rocks and destroy; go bankrupt

Second, paper.

Pronunciation: English [? pe？ p？ (r)] Beauty [? pe？ p？ r]

Explanation:

Paper; Paper; Newspapers; Documents; document

wallpaper

Phrases:

Paper machine? paper machine

Waste paper? wastepaper

A piece of paper? a piece of paper

Third, scissors

Pronunciation: English [? s？ z？ Z] beauty [? s？ z？ rz]

Interpretation: scissors

Phrases:

Grinding scissors

Use scissors. Use scissors.

With a pair of scissors

Extended data

The usage of rock words:

1, rock is a countable noun when used as the solution of "reef" and "boulder", and it is often used in the plural form; When interpreted as "rock, rock", "swing dance, rock music", it is an uncountable noun.

2.rock can also be interpreted as "small stone", which is mainly used in American English and is an uncountable noun.

3. The basic meaning of 3.rock is "(make) swing back and forth", which means that an object swings back and forth under the action of external force, which means that it is lifted high by violent shaking, which often means collapse. Extension can be expressed as "earthquake" and "earthquake".

4.rock can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, nouns and pronouns are followed by objects; When used as an intransitive verb, it is often used with prepositions.