Zhou (pinyin: zh \u) is a kind of word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. Its ancient glyph is like a boat, and its original meaning is boat. In ancient books, it can also be used flexibly as a verb, referring to crossing a river or carrying it by ship.
Ship is one of the radicals of Chinese characters, and most words with the meaning of "ship" are related to ships, such as ship, ship, side, navigation and front.
Interpretation of word combinations
1, Dragon Boat lóng zhōu Long and narrow dragon boat, many people paddle several times at the same time, which is used for competitions.
2. Dragon Boat Race sài lóng zhōu Dragon Boat Ló ng ZHu Long and narrow dragon boat, many people paddle several paddles at the same time, which is used for dragon boat race in ferry race.
3. The boat Xizhh ? o ? u is a small ship like a "boat".
4. The canoe Qρ ng ZH Υ u is a long and narrow boat with a curved side and a sharp end. It is usually made of light materials (such as bark, hides, canvas paddles, light wood and light metal).
5. Fishing boat yuzh! U fishing boat.
6. cross the bridge when you come to it, and return to the boat.
7. Help each other in the same boat. Through thick and thin. Metaphor to experience adversity together.
8. One-leaf boats Y and yípiān zh Zhu describe an object as small and light. From "Autumn Mountain Map of Huang Ju".