Pinyin of clock, stroke order of clock, meaning of clock

Order of strokes

Fine edition of Zhong's explanation

• O'clock: quantifier. The unit used to calculate time. One o'clock is one hour.. [Group words]: "See you at the school gate at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning."
• Minute: quantifier. The unit used to calculate time. Sixty minutes make an hour. [Words]: "She spent 30 minutes putting together this puzzle.".
• Time annunciator. [Words]: "clock", "alarm clock".
• One of the musical instruments. A percussion instrument made of copper or iron with a hollow interior. [Words]: "The bell and drum sing together", "The evening drum and morning bell", "The church bell sounds very pleasing."
• Last name.
• Timer. [Words]: clock, alarm clock ◎
• Instrument name. It is a percussion instrument. Hollow, made of copper or iron. [Words]: Chimes and drums sing together ◎
• Instrument name. A hollow percussion instrument made of copper or iron.

Zhong's basic explanation

Clock (clock, clock)

zhōng ㄓㄨㄥˉ

1. Sounder made of metal, hollow, sounds when striking: alarm bell. Bianzhong (an ancient musical instrument. It is composed of a series of copper bells hung on a wooden frame and played with a small mallet. The shapes and sizes vary from time to time, and the number of bells varies.). Zhongding (general name of ancient bronze ware, inscribed with characters).

2. Timing apparatus: clock (general name of clock and watch). desk clock. The bell is ringing and leaking out (the morning bell has already rung and the night is about to end).

3. Refers to a certain time, hour: hour (hour, such as "a meeting with a bell").

4. Cup.

5. Concentration and single-minded: love (emotional concentration). Love (especially love). Zhong Lingyuexiu (refers to the excellent characters produced by the beautiful natural environment).

The pictograph of the clock

Zhong's English explanation

Name bell; Clock; time; handlesscup;

Bell riddle

No rest every day

Twelve miles away

Someone checked the time

Look at my face

Words of Bell

• Zhong Zhaozheng :

  (1925 -) A novelist and translator. Taiwan Taoyuan people. Undergraduate in Taiwan University. He once taught at Soochow University. Later, he edited Taiwan Literature and Art. His novels include Lu Binghua, Turbid Current (trilogy)

• Wooden clock :

  Heavy wood. The Book of the Han Dynasty, On the List of Hundred Officials and Public Officials, "the main seal of the Eastern Garden", Tang Yan Shigu notes: "Ruchun said, 'The seal is a big material. The old name of the official who will be the main material of the great craftsman is Cao Piao.' Now the so-called wooden clock, the seal sound

• Zhong Hua :

  Clock and buffer. Gugu musical instruments. Ming Feng Daosheng's "Appreciation of Zhai Fu": "Zhong Huan harp, flute and yu sound, boring day and night, noisy everywhere."

• Morning Bell :

  The morning bell. Yu Xin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, in his poem "Accompanied by a good fortune to the end of Nanshan and Yuwen's Inner History", said: "The evening drum sounds in the garrison building, and the morning bell rings in the mountain temple." Tang Dufu's poem "You Longmen Fengxian Temple" said: "If you want to hear the morning bell, it is thought-provoking

• chimes :

  ◎ Bianzhong (Bianzhong): a group of musical bells with different pitch used for sacrifices and feasts in ancient China

• living an extravagant life :

  ◎ Zhong Mingding Ding Shi Zheng ō ngm í ng-d ǐ ngsh í [living an extravagant life] ancient wealth

• do sth. in vain :

  1. It means doing things that have no effect. The third and fourth chapters of the Flower Appreciation Manual: "A thousand stability and ten thousand stability is not a clock." The second and fifth chapters of the Official Show: "It's not your brother's business, and I don't have the time to deal with him

• one 's resonant voice rings out :

  See "Huang Zhong Da Lu". Huangzhong is the first of the six positive laws in the twelve laws of ancient Chinese music. Da Lu is the fourth law of the six yin laws in the twelve laws. It is often used to describe solemn, grand, harmonious and exquisite music or diction

• To steal the bell and cover the ears :

  It is also called "stealing bell to cover ears". "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals: Self knowledge": "If people want to win Zhong, if they want to go negative, the Zhong will be big and cannot be negative. If the vertebra is destroyed, the Zhong will have a sound. If people are afraid of hearing it, they will seize their own ears." Later, because

• Steal the bell and hide the ear :

  The Lv Family's Spring and Autumn Annals - Self knowledge: "If you have a bell, if you want to go away, it is too big to be defeated. You can destroy it with a vertebra. The bell has a sound, which is afraid of people hearing it and robbing you, and suddenly" R "(cover up) its ears." Later, "stealing the bell and covering up the ears" was used as a metaphor for self deception

Idioms with bell characters

The first word is the idiom of Zhong: living an extravagant life extravagant or luxurious lifestyle live in rich and seclusion rich household with many members Clock plate candle Yue living an extravagant life Zhongding Family to be in one 's declining year The music of bells and drums

The second word is the idiom of Zhong: The clock is beating Bell Dancer The clock does not strike Huang Zhong destroys and abandons, and there is a rumble Destroy the clock into a priest Morning bell and evening drum employ incapable men instead of able men Yellow bell tile kettle Steal the bell and hide the ear

The third word is the idiom of Zhong: Two Fou Bell Puzzles The bell tolls from a tripod of food The bell tolls when all is missing Qi Kills Zhong Kui the hill convulsed and the bell echoed fall in love at first sight

The fourth word is the idiom of Zhong: Knock the bell plug one 's ears while stealing a bell daily call to religious life The place of love Five tripods and ten thousand bells Beat the bell Burglary bells Old Dragon Bell look old and clumsy