Quan's Pinyin, Quan's stroke order, and Quan's meaning

Order of strokes

Exhaustive explanation refined edition

• ◎ Exhaustive Shape (1) (Pictophoney. Original meaning: hollow) (2) Same as original meaning [empty] Exhausted, the container is hollow—— Shuowen The bottles are exhausted—— Poetry, Xiaoya, Liaoe There is no shortage—— Poetry, Xiaoya, Tianbao (3) Another example: people who have no money; Exhausted (empty); Exhausted (empty body) (4) Serious and neat There are too many teachers—— Book of the Zhou Dynasty, Prince Jin (5) Another example: Quanran (serious and tidy) (6) Full; [full; all], such as: picking all the trees on the mountain; Kudi (all regions); Quanyu (the whole world); Exhaustion
• Out qìng ㄑㄧㄥˋ 1. The original meaning is hollow, which is extended to "exhausted": "exhausted". It's all there is. are too numerous to inscribe on all bamboo strips. 2. Ancient "chime", percussion instrument. 3. Appears: "Men, dogs and horses are known to all, and they are exhausted every day.". 4. Strict appearance: "The teacher is too broad".
• The vessel is empty. "Shuowen Jiezi. Fou Bu": "Empty, hollow." "The Book of Songs. Xiaoya. Liaoe": "Empty bottles, shame of Wei Lei."
• Use up. [Words]: "There are too many" and "too many to write". "Liang Shu, Vol. 48, Biography of Confucianism, Biography of Fan Zhen": "The millet is exhausted in lazy travel, and the goods are exhausted in mud and wood."

Basic explanation

Out

qìng ㄑㄧㄥˋ

1. The original meaning is hollow, which is extended to "exhausted": "exhausted". It's all there is. are too numerous to inscribe on all bamboo strips.

2. Ancient "chime", percussion instrument.

3. Appears: "Men, dogs and horses are known to all, and they are exhausted every day.".

4. Strict appearance: "The teacher is too broad".

Quan Pictograph

Explanation in English

Use up; exhaust；

Exhaustive words

• be very poor :

  See "The room is as empty as a county".

• There are too many food containers :

  It is like saying that there are many empty buckets. Jin Taoqian's "Self sacrifice": "The rice bowl is always sold out, and the engine is still fresh."

• Exhausted vomit :

  Still pour out. The Eighth and Seventh Chapters of the Annals of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "Lai Jun has repeatedly said good. He does not take this opportunity to express his feelings. He also wants you to meditate for three days. What is the purpose of wanting you?"

• Exhausted soil :

  The whole territory of Judah. Xie Chaozong of the Qi Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty wrote "The Songs of the Qimingtang · Sung Xianyue": "The Yi people inherit filial piety and respect and respect the holy people; they worship in the sky and celebrate everywhere."

• It's all gone :

  It was like committing suicide. Song Yueke's "The History of Stretching, the Northern Expedition of Kaixi": "The army is eager to have no food, so it is hard to accept it. People should not give two cups of rice, make soup, and give up the way. After heavy summer travel, they can't bear the pain, and they will be exhausted by crying

• Empty :

  Empty. It mostly refers to property. Tang Yulin, Supplement I by Wang Tang of the Song Dynasty: "The main idea is that the country has run out of space, and he retreats and sighs, saying," We have exhausted our wealth to fund our soldiers, and they can feast on food. They are the first to pass the national classics. "

• Out of volumes :

  It is still sweeping. Part II of "Two Moments of Amazing Making a Table": "My father died unfortunately after I left to respect my face. There was a late mother who had been married in succession. In her death, she ran out of everything and returned to her mother's family."

• are too numerous to inscribe on all bamboo strips :

  ◎ Too many to record:

• Out of stock :

  See "Falling Chime".

• Self exhaustion :

  See "Ziqing".

Idioms with too many words

The first word is the idiom "gu": There are too many bamboos to be poor too numerous to be cited are too numerous to inscribe on all bamboo strips Wood mining in Mount Quan

The second word is the idiom "gu": It is a disgrace to let one's parents live in poverty in their old age. Zhuchu Nanshan

The third word is the idiom "gu":

The fourth word is the idiom "gu": There are too many food containers It's hard to say enough be very poor Room is as empty as a county