Pinyin, stroke order and meaning of cell

Order of strokes

Fine edition of cell interpretation

• ◎ Cell b  o Name (1) (Pictophoney. From meat to sound. "Bao" also means meaning. Original meaning: placenta) (2) Same as the original meaning [after birth] The cell is wrapped with children—— Shuowen A fellow countryman—— Book of the Han Dynasty - Biography of Dongfang Shuo Be good at Zang my son—— Book of the Han Dynasty: Biography of Waiqi (3) Another example: the afterbirth place (the place where afterbirth is buried); Afterbirth (4) Compatriot (5) (Form) Born of the same parents. For example: Brother Zhang; Sister cell; Cellular uncle (6) People from the same country. For example, port residents; Compatriots (compatriots); Intractable (7) The abbreviation of cell is [cell]. Such as: organelle; Intercellular space
• Cell bāo ㄅㄠˉ 1. [Cell] The basic structure and functional unit of an organism, mainly composed of nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, etc., with the functions of movement, nutrition, reproduction, etc. 2. Born to the same parents: brother. Sister. Compatriots (① born to the same parents; ② from the same country or nation). Paebo.
• Afterbirth. A film wrapped around the outside of a fetus. The Book of the Han Dynasty, Vol. 97, Descendants of Foreign Relatives and Filial Piety Becomes the Biography of Empress Zhao: "Gong Yue:" I am good at Zang my son's cell, and I know what kind of cell he is! "Tang. Yan Shigu. Note:" The cell is the clothes of the womb. "
• Brothers and sisters born with parents. Selected Works, Dongfang Shuo, Answering Guests' Difficulties: "The fellow countrymen have no place to live, so why?"
• Today, people of the same country or nationality are called. [Words]: "Compatriot".
• Sick sores. "Warring States Policy, Chu Policy IV": "Although the husband has carbuncle and swollen cell disease, he has never been able to wring his tassel and shoot his thigh in his previous life. In modern times, he has never been able to stretch his muscles and starve to death."
• afterbirth. A film wrapped around the outside of a fetus. [Words]: afterbirth
• Born with parents. [Words]: brother, sister, brother
• Born to the same parents. [Words]: "Brother", "Brother".
• A person of the same country or race. [Words]: "The people are the same", "the whole nation".
• Afterbirth: the membrane in the mother that wraps around the baby.
• Cell: The basic unit of organism construction. It is composed of nucleus, cytoplasm and cell membrane.

Basic explanation of cell

Cell

bāo ㄅㄠˉ

1. [Cell] The basic structure and functional unit of an organism, mainly composed of nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, etc., with the functions of movement, nutrition, reproduction, etc.

2. Born to the same parents: brother. Sister. Compatriots (① born to the same parents; ② from the same country or nation). Paebo.

Cell Pictograph

The English explanation of cellular

Name after birth; fellowcountryman；compatriot； Born of the same parents;

Chant song

Overseas Chinese

Wearing robes

Beside blisters

Embrace your mother

Cellular words

• Horse hooves :

  ◎ Twins

• Eyecell :

  Eyelids. "The bacteria toxin is born on the edge of the eyelids" in the Medical School Golden Mirror, Surgical Mental Skill Tips, Eye Bacterial Toxin. Note: "This syndrome is born on the edge of the eyelids of the upper and lower eyes, like a fungus at first." Chapter 26 of Biography of Heroes of Children: "A moment of difficulty, heart

• Cytokinesis :

• Hong Kong and Macao compatriots :

• Cytidine wave :

  ◎ Compatriots [relatives; relatives], a kind name between Myanmar people and Chinese people. It is transliterated from Burmese, and the original meaning is compatriots. Yes

• Human cell :

  A man's afterbirth. It can be used as traditional Chinese medicine, and also has the alias of Ziheche, Chaoyi, etc. In the Compendium of Materia Medica · Human Body · Human Body by Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty, "Human body covers human body like clothes, so it is called afterbirth. The Fangs should keep it secret, so they should not be famous."

• Intractable :

  ◎ Difficult person n à nb à o [overseas refugee; fellow citizens in distress]

• cancer cell :

  1. Cells with canceration.

• oocyte :

• Endocytosis :

  Afterbirth. In Huai Nan Zi · Ben Jing Xun, Han Gao alluded and said: "Pregnant women, women who are going to do business with others, are also women who will take care of the grass. Zhou Jie and Tiao observed their wrapping, so they are called Tiao pregnant women."

Idioms with Cellular Characters

The first word is the idiom of cell:

The second word is the idiom of cell: people are my brothers and all things are my kinds Homogamy

The third word is the idiom of cell:

The fourth word is the idiom of cell: