What are the explanations of the uncommon word 2?
2.jǔyǔ is a metaphor of disagreement.
3. Prison. Going to jail means being put in jail. It can also refer to getting into trouble or constraint.
4. Ghosts (w m \u ng Li m \u ng). It is a mountain monster in ancient Han myths and legends.
5.Wanku (wán kù) is a word, and its extended meaning mostly refers to rich children, which is synonymous with "highlighting".
6. Siniperca chuatsi, also known as Siniperca chuatsi, is a kind of fish.
7.mào dié means eighty or ninety years old.
8, gluttony (tāo tiè) gluttony is a mysterious monster in ancient myths and legends of China.
9. Acne (cuó chuāng) Acne is a chronic inflammatory skin disease of sebaceous unit of hair follicle, which mainly occurs in teenagers.
10, and "chí chú" means to wander and hesitate to go or not.
1 1, although I am in a hurry [k ǒ ng z ǒ ng]: ① Busy, complicated and in a hurry. Army horse, although I'm in a hurry. ② Difficulties and embarrassment
12, kūng tóng means ignorance.
13, walk slowly in small steps or stop while walking.
14, flattery: (ch m 4 n m è i) Humble flattery, please others' guards.
15, rickets (g! U ló u): hunched, bent down.
16, cracking [jūn liè]: micro-cracks, and human skin is full of cracks or cracks due to cold and dryness.
17, Bud (bè i lü i): Also called "Bud". Bud, flower in bud.
18, waste time (dié xiè): a way of taking short steps and walking quickly.
19, yǐ lǐ: Describe the melodious twists and turns of singing and birdsong.
20. tea (xiā chá): tea.
2 1, cunning [ji m: oxiá]: indicates cunning.
22. Compromise [wēi yí]: Casual obedience refers to insincere feelings towards people and perfunctory entertainment.
23. Toad [chán chú], commonly known as toad, is an amphibian with many papules on its body surface, which can secrete mucus and feed on small animals such as insects and snails.
24. Confused [[mí w࿏ng]1+0. Confused. 2. Confuse or confuse. 3. insanity.
25. Staggering [Liqi] The body is skewed and unstable.
26. Peek at 【 ku and q 】 Peek at holes, gaps or hidden places.
27. Undergraduate [YYYè] 1, studying; Study (course) II. (Students) leave school before reaching graduation years or degrees.
28.[cháng yáng] Wandering around and walking with ease.
29. Almighty [chizhà] thundered.
30. Plan [chóu móu] and find a way.
3 1, black silk scarf [guān jρn] ancient headscarf name. A towel made of ribbon, usually blue.
32. Duh-ho-ho [Du Bu Ji] suddenly.
33. Suffering from disasters is also called persecution.
34.dirty[wòchuo] 1。 Dirty and filthy II. Mean 3. Narrow-minded, confined to the small section.
35. Narrowness (xi): Narrowness, meaning narrow. Dialect, meaning tricky, loves to play tricks on people. It means narrow-minded and playing tricks on people.
36. Conversion to [ancient ρyρ]: the ceremony of entering the Buddha.
37.[gā lá]: The meaning of "secluded place" and "corner"
38. Suddenly [jiá rá n]1. Also known as "suddenly". Onomatopoeia II. The voice suddenly stopped looking. It means that things come to an abrupt end. 4. Outstanding appearance.
39. Uneven [cē nē cī] 1, with uneven length. "2, almost, almost.
40, widower [guān fū] 1. A man without a wife or wife. An old man without a wife.
4 1, Golgotha [dú lóu] 1. The skull of the deceased II. Usually used as a danger warning; Human skeleton
42, chapped [jūn liè] 1. Cracked or rough skin due to exposure to wind or cold. Linear cracks or wrinkles in the skin.
43. Pregnancy [rèn shēn] refers to pregnancy.
44. A woman who used to run a brothel.
45. Dongguan [d not ng gu ǐ n]: place name
46. Mosquito larvae
47. Wandering [qūn xún]: Wandering forward or backward due to concerns.
48. [Z Ρ j ū]: Unstable steps; It is difficult to walk. I want to move forward, but I dare not.
49. Mediation [wü xuá n]:1. Mediation; 2. Reversal; recover
50. Impeachment [[tán hé]: 1+0. Officials who held supervisory positions during the imperial era reported crimes committed by officials. 2. Officials who violate the law, neglect their duties or commit crimes on the job are exposed by special state organs (such as Congress) and investigated for legal responsibility.
5 1, standard [Jong qí]: logo
52.Gully [G not u Hè]: Valley, mountain stream.
53. Continue [gēng xù: Continue.
54. Hot: humid and sultry.
55. Baba [zān bā]: the staple food of Tibetans. Flour ground from fried barley and wheat. Buttered tea or highland barley wine is mixed and kneaded into small balls for eating, which is the staple food of Tibetans.
56, wanton [Zisi ]: 1. It means free. 2. Speaking, writing, etc.
57. I admire [xρ nΩ mΩ]: envy.
58. Beitang: Pond.
59. Compassion [cè yǐn]: I can't bear to see people suffer misfortune. Namely sympathy
60. Silence [jiā n mò]: 1. Also called "silent hey". Keep silent. 2. Be taciturn.
6 1, error [pρlòu]: an error or omission caused by negligence.
62. Metaphor [pê yê]: Metaphor, for example
63. Beard mouth: A fake beard that is hung on an actor's mouth when performing a traditional China drama.
64. Baby [qi ǐ ng b ǐ o]: Bring broadband to the baby and wrap the quilt for the baby.
65. Awkward things: embarrassing, helpless and inevitable things.
66.[tí hú] 1。 Oil condenses on crisp cheese. Buddhism is used as a metaphor for the doctrine of riding the dust.
67, disconsolate [w m 4 ng r á n] frustrated; A face of doubt.
68. Mediation [wü xuá n]:1. Mediation; 2. Reversal; recover
69. boast yourself [zix incarnation]: boast.
70. bend [yǔlǐ]: bend backwards
7 1, public opinion [zǐ yì]: Discuss the shortcomings of the accuser
72. Sting [shē zhē n]: Sting is a structure that stings the tail of some HYMENOPTERA insects (such as bees and wasps).
73. [YING Dí]: Cemetery; graveyard
74. Parallel prose is a popular style in the Six Dynasties (compared with prose), which is characterized by common antithesis, neat sentences, harmonious voice and gorgeous words.
75. Discussion: Discussion.
76. Wandering [qūn xún]: Hesitate or retreat because of concerns.
77. Smiling [shàn xiào] refers to sneering or brazen smiling, and barely pretending to smile.
78. old woman [l o]: old woman
79. [Juxiu]: Describe the old man with bright eyes and bright spirits.
80. The Mulao nationality is one of the ethnic minorities in China, mainly living in Luocheng County, Guangxi.
8 1, glutinous rice [shú mǐ]: sorghum grain
82. meaning [w ǔ y]: contradictory meaning
83.moo[m not u Ji ao]:[m u Jiào]。
84.zǔ]: My grandfather is said to be the daughter of Xiling and the wife of the Yellow Emperor. According to myths and legends, she is the creator of sericulture and silk-making methods. Since the Northern Zhou Dynasty, she has been worshipped as a silkworm god.
85. squint at [pì nì] 1. Look sideways, sideways, indicating disgust or arrogance. 2. Look askance and describe arrogance.
86. Brave [xiāo yǒng] Brave
87. Blushing [n m 4 n r á n] describes the appearance of embarrassment and shame.
88.Shade [bì yìn] 1 [trees] block the sun 2. Cover up; Shelter. Provide financial, material or power to protect future generations.
89. Han Han [hàn dàn] The ancients called the unopened lotus flower Han Han, that is, the flower bud.
90.haze[yρn máI] 1。 The weather is gloomy and gloomy. 2. Metaphor is the shadow and unpleasant atmosphere in people's hearts.
9 1, resentful [fè nè n] angry; Depression and inequality
92. Swallow [t ū n stone]; Swallow it. Swallow it whole
93. I met [xiè hê u] by chance.
94. The next day [yì rì] The next day; tomorrow
95. The dregs left over from brewing wine. Metaphor is to abandon useless things.
96, nylon scarf [guān jρn] ancient headscarf name. A towel made of ribbon, usually blue.
97. chapped skin [jūn liè] 1. Cracked or rough skin due to exposure to wind or cold. Linear cracks or wrinkles in the skin.
98. Mune [mü nè]: 1. Refers to a simple-minded person who is not good at words. 2. It means simple, without decoration. 3. refers to a slow person.
99. Time flies [r ū nrn] means that (time) has passed gradually. Often describe how time flies.
100, missing [j and liú]; stay
10 1, fetters [j and bà n] are also called "tripping". Jude's words are bound and restrained.
102. Persimmons are soaked in hot water or lime to remove astringency.
103, martyrdom [lí nàn] means suffering from disaster and persecution.
104, stumble [li qiang qi dang], which means to walk unsteadily, also called stumble.
105, Luan Jia [luán jià] driver in Tian Zi.
106, thief [máo zéi] 1. Two pests that eat seedlings. 2. Metaphor is a person who harms others or the country.
107, rampant [chāng jué] indicates that the behavior or action is unacceptable. "Desire" refers to dogs running wild in downtown areas.
108, sulky means sulking and disgruntled.
109, overcoat [dà ch ǐ ng]; Coat.
1 10, Jimmy [j and mí] "Jimmy, Marottou also; Li, Niu Shuye "is extended to netting control.
1 1 1, squint refers to strabismus; Watch this.
1 12, Eternity [gè n golden carnation] Since ancient times, the whole ancient times.
1 13, Renzhi [r ū n zh:] means familiar, familiar.
1 14, meticulous [zhě n mi] means meticulous and accurate; Careful and thorough.
1 15 [sān sān] hair, branches, etc. They are all slender, fluttering and messy.
1 16, skyrocketing [biāo shēng] (price, quantity, etc.). ) rising rapidly.
1 17, under [Hu and xià], that is, subordinates.
1 18, farewell [Jinàn xíng] is a kind of etiquette to bid farewell to relatives and friends.
1 19, abusive [màn mà] abusive.
120, see [jià n] appearing in court.
12 1, [dài dàng] is used to describe the scenery in spring.
122, untidy [lā tà] generally means untidy, untidy and messy.
123, the rumor [lán yán] is untrue and unfounded.
124, encouraged by Xu Mian [xê min].
125, advice in proverbs [zhēn yán].
126, stingy [qi ā n li n] stingy; Mean.
127, Ke Jia [kēi jià] fights.
128, sad [jiá rán] cold appearance, cold appearance.
129, meaning bull [gǔ niú] Bull.
130, Qiuci [qiū cí] is one of the ancient western powers in China.
13 1, rice [ch not ng m ǐ] The process of putting millet into a rice barrel and mashing it with a rice pestle.
132, meet [dí mi à n]; Face to face.
133, Li [hè hè] is glossy and white.
134, swearing [lěcí] refers to swearing words.
135, squint at 【 Mim4N stone 】.
136, died of illness [bìng mò].
137, impatient [juàn jí]; Things that can't be tolerated.
138, counterinsurgency [kā n Luan] suppressed rebellion.
139, female bird of Yunbird [Keni O].
140, sighing [kuì rán] describes sighing.
14 1, brawn [lǐLi] 1. Physical strength; Strength.
142, the elderly, a powerful old aristocrat.
143, Tan Rong [tà róng] refers to a person with a humble position or a despicable character.
144, Tan Wei [tà nu] is humble and cowardly.
145, a sumptuous meal in Yaozhuan [yáo zhuan].
146, Delirium [zhā n y incarnation] Delirium and nonsense in diseases.
147, counterfeit (yàn pǐn): Cheap goods or articles, often cheap or counterfeit imitations, pass off as genuine products, especially for profit.
148, blow your nose (xǐng bí tì): Hold your nose and expel it with air.
149, sniper (jj Ι): ambush in the shelter and wait for the attack.
150, fierce (ancient m 4 ng hà n): rough and tough, fierce.
15 1, Huanqiú: the whole earth, the whole world.
152, Li Side (qοcè): oblique, oblique, crooked, rocking.
153, strange (qi m 4 n zhé): derogatory, strange.
154, kill (qiāng hài): kill.
155, Yi Lao (qú láo): Tired, hard.
156, moth (düchóng): a metaphor for the bad guys who damage the collective from the inside.
157, Miluo River: A river in southern China and northern Hunan Province. Dongyuan is from xiushui county, Jiangxi Province, and Xiyuan is from Pingjiang County, Hunan Province. It flows through Miluo County and enters Dongting Lake in Xiangyin County.
158, antithesis (hàn lián): the second couplet (three or four sentences) of regular poems, which generally requires antithesis.
159, meat dishes (hūn cài): meat dishes, spicy dishes.
160, jiàn yuè: acting beyond one's authority.
16 1, mother (jìn mǔ): aunt.
162, arrogant (jào): arrogant and rude.
163. Tan Shan (k m n t à i sh ā n): Say something trivial, inappropriate or invalid endlessly for a long time.
164, Ma Xu (nú mǎ ǐ): refers to a tired, inferior or useless horse.
165, neon lamp (ní hóng dēng): a kind of lamp, which is often used as an advertising lamp or a signal lamp.
166, kuāng piàn: lying; cheat
167, weak (léI ruo): emaciated.
168, beautiful (liàng lì): gorgeous
169, liào jué zǐ: refers to resigning after losing interest or complaining about work or doing something.
170, treat guests (xi m 4 ng kè): treat guests with wine and food, generally referring to inviting guests to enjoy.
17 1, pinch (zǔn Jie):( 1) restrain, save (2) save, moderate.
172, blasphemy (xiè dú): frivolous, rude and disrespectful.
173, wretched (wěi suǒ): vulgar in appearance and behavior.
174, near and far (xi× 83r): far and near, far and far.
175, xìng xìng: describe the look of resentment and loss.
176, hé xù: describes the warmth of the sun.
177, binge drinking (xù jiǔ): drinking without restraint, also refers to binge drinking.
178, charming (yǐ nǐ): feminine appearance.
179, imperial edict (Yǐ zh ǐ): the imperial edict of the empress dowager or empress.
180, xiè lǐ): (1+0) Harmonious governance (2) Prime Minister's government affairs.
18 1, Xu Mian (xê min): Encourage
182, wheat cutting (y √ mà i): wheat cutting.
183, B ě ng B ě ng: (1) lush vegetation (2) sporadic distribution.
184, poor (Brigitte O): refers to poor quality and skills. There are three meanings: inferior quality, inexperience or tact, frustration and poverty.
185, chù zhuāng: pack your things.
186, cleaning (dí chú): washing to remove some external substances (such as dirt, soap bubbles, chemicals, etc.). ).
187, mowing (hāo cɣo): weeding