The stroke order of bag-shaped characters is left, vertical, horizontal, oblique hook, dot, dot, horizontal, left, vertical, left and right. The first part is clothes.

Packet word formation

Kangaroos, bags under eyes, hot water bottles, monks in bags, bags, sleeping bags, sandbags, hot water bags, sacks, drop bags, cloth bags, ice bags, bags, hookahs, money bags, heads, water bags, net bags and wine bags;

Tobacco bag, elm wood, vest bag, hookah, perfume bag, book bag, fish bag, goldfish bag, dry tobacco bag, wind bag, kangaroo bag, puppet bag, sandbag, small bag, vest bag, rice bag, whitebait bag, flying fish bag, backpack bag, leather bag and pocket array.

Bag, a Chinese first-class word, pronounced dài, is a container made of cloth or leather: ~ Zi. Cloth ~. Clothes. Mouth ~ travel bag. Quantifier, used for bagged things and hookah, dry tobacco: ~ flour. A cigarette.

A bag is a bag for holding things. Materials are plastic, leather, cloth, paper, etc. Bao is a China word. The pronunciation of Bao is dài zi.

Bao is a Chinese first-class word, pronounced dài, which is a container made of cloth or leather: Bao. Bag. Pocket. Pocket. Travel bag. Zi is a first-class Chinese character, pronounced as zǐ or zi, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

Source: "Qi Yaomin Shu raises sheep" by four evils of Bei Jia Wei: "Qu Muzheng _, Zhang Shengsi Bao; Filter the milk and lie in an earthenware bottle. "

Package sentence:

(1) There is a thick stack of books in your brown bag.

(2) Then they go door to door with boxes or bags.

(3) Xiaoming is carrying two bags and is weighing which is heavier and which is lighter.

(4) Mom is carrying a bag of vegetables in her hand, and she is weighing whether it is enough.

As soon as she took the pearl out of her bag, the gangsters who had already targeted it immediately grabbed it.

pocket

Basic explanation:

1. A vessel, usually made of cloth and leather: noodles ~. Paper.

2. Bag-shaped part sewn on clothes to hold things: There are four children in this uniform.

3. Metaphor is similar to the encirclement of pockets.

Quote:

1, Chapter 42 of A Dream of Red Mansions: "These two bags were filled with fruits and seeds yesterday, and now this one is filled with two buckets of Yutian japonica rice."

2. The sixty-seventh time in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Tell the comprador to make more cold cloth bags."

3. Ru Zhijuan's Wrong Story: "My wife understood this scene at first glance. Before he finished, she opened the small wooden cabinet, took out a pocket and threw herself into the old man's arms."