Traditional Chinese characters of epiphyllum.
Question 2: What does a cloud read a day?
Question 3: What are the clouds under the sun overhead? Tán radical stroke radical: Japanese foreign strokes: 4 total strokes: 8 five strokes 86:JFCU five strokes 98:JFCU Cang Xie: AMMI stroke sequence number: 251154 quadrangle number: 60732 Unicode. The basic meaning is 1. [~ Flower] Evergreen shrub, leafless, with large white flowers and short flowering period, such as "~ ~ a gift" (figuratively speaking, something strange and easy to disappear). The clouds are dense and cloudy. Detailed meaning < name > 1. [Clouds are gathering]. Such as Tantan (dense appearance) 2. Tammo. It means that the explanations of Buddhism, Buddhism [Sanskrit Buddhism], Yukouye, Zhou Ye and China are all related to Ye Tan, Jude Ye Qi and the printing industry. -Ming? Common phrases in Xu Wei's On China 1. A flash in the pan Tá nhuā-y and Xiàn[ flowers are as bright as a flash in the pan; Finally, let's talk briefly; An excellent potted flower in India withered soon after it opened. Metaphor things have no vitality or people can't stand the test of history and are fleeting. In today's society where everything is short-lived, the life span of fashionable things is surprisingly short. Sometimes, only a month or two before and after, fashionable things will die.
Question 4: What is a cloud a day? 1, and a cloud a day is "smog".
2. Pronunciation of the word "Tan": tá n.
3. The radical of "Tan" is Japanese, and the five strokes are JFCU.
4, the meaning of the word "haze":
1) Epiphyllum: evergreen shrub, leafless, with large white flowers and short flowering period.
Such as "a flash in the pan" (a metaphor for something strange and easy to disappear).
2) Cloudy and cloudy.
Question 5: What is the cloud character under Japanese characters? What is the cloud character under Japanese characters?
The word is Tan.
Pronunciation: [tán] Radical: Day
Five strokes: JFCU
Question 6: What is the word "Tan" in the structure of a cloud every day? Second, it is a flash in the pan, which is a kind of flower that blooms at night, and the other layer means the weather, for example; Colorful mist, describing dense clouds.
Question 7: What was the pronunciation of the word [tán] in a traditional cloud the day before?
Traditional Chinese characters of epiphyllum.
Question 8: What word tán is pronounced as a cloud a day?
Thick/dense clouds
① Original meaning, noun: cloud transpiration under sunlight. The original meaning only exists in ancient Chinese.
Clouds and shadows overlap, and the rain is lascivious. -Lu Yun's Sorrow of the Forest
Adjectives: easy to dissipate, short-lived and unsustainable. A flash in the pan
Question 9: What are the clouds under the sun overhead? Tán radical stroke radical: Japanese foreign strokes: 4 total strokes: 8 five strokes 86:JFCU five strokes 98:JFCU Cang Xie: AMMI stroke sequence number: 251154 quadrangle number: 60732 Unicode. The basic meaning is 1. [~ Flower] Evergreen shrub, leafless, with large white flowers and short flowering period, such as "~ ~ a gift" (figuratively speaking, something strange and easy to disappear). The clouds are dense and cloudy. Detailed meaning < name > 1. [Clouds are gathering]. Such as Tantan (dense appearance) 2. Tammo. It means that the explanations of Buddhism, Buddhism [Sanskrit Buddhism], Yukouye, Zhou Ye and China are all related to Ye Tan, Jude Ye Qi and the printing industry. -Ming? Common phrases in Xu Wei's On China 1. A flash in the pan Tá nhuā-y and Xiàn[ flowers are as bright as a flash in the pan; Finally, let's talk briefly; An excellent potted flower in India withered soon after it opened. Metaphor things have no vitality or people can't stand the test of history and are fleeting. In today's society where everything is short-lived, the life span of fashionable things is surprisingly short. Sometimes, only a month or two before and after, fashionable things will die.
Question 10: What is a cloud a day? 1, and a cloud a day is "smog".
2. Pronunciation of the word "Tan": tá n.
3. The radical of "Tan" is Japanese, and the five strokes are JFCU.
4, the meaning of the word "haze":
1) Epiphyllum: evergreen shrub, leafless, with large white flowers and short flowering period.
Such as "a flash in the pan" (a metaphor for something strange and easy to disappear).
2) Cloudy and cloudy.