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Cheng [Cheng] is a radical called "Pangjin Zi", and many simplified characters are derived from cursive script. For example, in the cursive script, there is today's writing form of "Cheng", so now it is "Cheng".
Chinese character interpretation
First of all, rust
Pinyin: Xi
Meaning:
1, copper, iron and other substances formed on the metal surface due to oxidation.
2, rust: the blade is ~. The lock is stuck and won't open.
3, refers to rust: check ~ destroy ~.
Group words: rust? Rust? Rust? Rust? Scale? Tea rust? Copper rust? Scrape rust? Rasty. Rust bacteria, etc.
Second, the lock
Pinyin: su:
Meaning:
1. Metal appliances installed at the opening and closing positions or joints of doors, windows and appliances. , so that people can't open it casually, only with keys, passwords, magnetic cards, etc.
2. Lock or lock the switch of doors, windows and appliances. : ~ door. Pack boxes. Thick eyebrows. Frown ~ eyes.
3. Something shaped like a lock: a stone.
4, chain: cangue ~.
5, sewing method, used at the edge of clothes or buttonholes, the stitches are very dense, and the lines cross diagonally or hook: ~ side. ~ eyes.
6. Last name.
Word combination: chain? Blockade? Chains? Stone lock? Locking key? A secret lock? Chain? Collarbone? Lock, etc.
Third, the hammer.
Pinyin: chuí
Meaning:
1, an ancient weapon with a metal ball on its handle.
2. Something like a hammer: a scale.
3, hammer: iron ~. Nails ~
4. Beating with a hammer: thousands to hundreds of tests.
5. Last name.
Combination word: spindle? Temper? Weighing hammer? Air hammer? Hammer? Forging hammer? Copper hammer? Steam hammer? Hammer? Clamp hammer
Fourth, electroplating.
Pinyin: Du
Meaning:
By electrolysis or other chemical methods, a metal is uniformly attached to the surface of other metals or objects, forming a thin layer: electricity ~. ~ silver.
Group words: gold plating? Electroplating? Nickel plating? Chrome plating? Galvanized? Mud? Titanium plating? Coating? Electroplating? Silver plating on
Before the verb (the abbreviation of verb)
Pinyin: fēng
Meaning:
1 sharp parts, swords and other weapons: knives ~. Guns.
2. people who take the lead in the forefront: first ~. Before ~
3, metaphorically say or write: talk about ~. Pen ~
4. Meteorological terminology. The contact interface between two air masses with different properties is called front. The intersection of the front and the ground is called the front. Fronts and fronts are sometimes called fronts.
Word combination: pen tip? Blade? Sharp? Warm front? Confrontation? Cold front? Unger Frontline? Pioneer? Distinctive style