Lofty Pinyin, Lofty Penshun, Lofty Meaning

Order of strokes

Wei's explanation refined edition

• ◎ Wei she Shape (1) (Pictophoney. From the mountain, Wei Sheng. Original meaning: tall) Same as the original meaning [towering] Wei, Gao also—— Shuowen Lofty, Yao and Shun have their own world—— The Analects, Taibo. Collective solution: "Those who are lofty are also tall." It is towering and outstanding—— Selected Works, Ji Kang, Qin Fu (2) Another example: Weike (advanced imperial examination); Lofty outline (tall and open); Towering; Weipan (tall and winding); Lofty (tall); Weizhang (tall and broad); Lofty; Weiguan (high crown); Weiyi (tall); Weiguai (tall and strange)
• Wei wēi ㄨㄟˉ ◎ Tall: towering. Weihuan (tall and spectacular). Stand tall. Lofty. Cui Wei.
• tall and big. "Shuowen Jiezi Weibu": "Lofty, high." "Selected Works. Zhang Heng. Sixuanfu": "Look at the majesty of Kunlun, the ocean near the lingering river." "Dream of the Red Chamber. The first seven chapters": "Then you can see the towering pavilion and the rising floors."
• tall and big. [Words]: towering

Wei's basic explanation

Wei

wēi ㄨㄟˉ

◎ Tall: towering. Weihuan (tall and spectacular). Stand tall. Lofty. Cui Wei.

Lofty Pictograph

Wei's English explanation

Towering; lofty；mighty；

Weizi Song

Wei Wei is a writer

Very tall

Works are treasures

Not ashamed

Lofty words

• Wei Wei :

  Writer. From Zhengzhou, Henan. In 1938, he studied in Yan'an Anti Japanese University. In the same year, he joined the Communist Party of China. He used to be a political commissar of the Eighth Route Army. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he has successively served as the deputy editor in chief of the PLA Literature and Art, the deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the Beijing Military Region, and

• Towering and straight :

• Rockweed :

  tower. Tang Lihua's Hanyuan Palace Ode: "By the way of Yaojun, the forest was built and the rocks were towering."

• Lofty :

  1. Also known as me. 2. Tall; Tall and majestic. 3. The pitch is unstable. I often describe drunkenness. 4. Metaphors rank high and top.

• Wei I :

  See "lofty".

• Towering :

• Lofty :

  High and precipitous. Volume 13 of Liu Qi's "Returning to Qianzhi" in Yuan Dynasty: "Out of the forest, look back at the Longshan Ridge, towering and towering." Xu Hongzu's "Journey of Xu Xiake in Chu" in the Ming Dynasty: "The dock was opened into a cave, while the surrounding mountains were not

• Cui Wei :

  1. High and majestic. "Songs of Chu · Dongfang Shuo": "Cui Wei is coming from the high mountains, and the water is flowing." Wang Yi notes: "Cui Wei is very beautiful." Tang Yang Jiong's "Ode to Green Moss": "Lingshan Yan

• Trembling :

  Trembling appearance. Mao Dun's Autumn Harvest 1: "Old Tong Bao was so angry that he could not speak. He held a bowl of pumpkin and walked to the 'cornice mouth'. He sat on the threshold and ate slowly. He was full of incomprehensible discomfort

• Towering :

Idioms with Wei

The first word is Wei's idiom: stand out majestically lofty Stand still Stand tall stand as firm as a rock

The second word is Wei's idiom: lofty

The third word is Wei's idiom: Towering Trembling

The fourth word is Wei's idiom: Trembling Towering