The sense of smell is a verb in this word, which is the original meaning and also the meaning of hearing. In addition, the usage of "smell" is as follows:
1, verb: Listen attentively. The lyrics are composed as follows: Wen Da, hearing the news, enjoying it, dancing with chickens, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of.
2,? Nouns: news, audio. Words such as stories, scandals, rumors, old stories, anecdotes, anecdotes, news, ranking stories.
3, verb: smell. Smell the fragrance, smell the spicy taste.
Being famous means that things are widely known (famous in the world), famous and famous; Fame. "Famous", "famous" and "famous" all mean famous. "Famous" emphasizes prominence and is often used to describe people, cities, works and battles. "Famous" emphasizes that it is widely known and can be used to describe people or things, and often forms a fixed phrase "world-famous" with "world-famous".
The famous pronunciation is wén míng, which is a commendatory term. The Biography of Yan Feng by Shen Yazhi in Tang Dynasty: "Yan Feng is a great man of Hao, and his grandfather is unknown." He was a powerful gentleman of Wei, but his grandfather had no reputation.
Extended data
The evolution of the font of Wen Zi:
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: smell, know smell. From the ear, the door rang.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Smell, Listen and Understand. The glyph takes the ear as the side and the door as the sound side.
Explanation of word combinations:
1, news, pronounced as xρNWén, also known as news, refers to a title of information disseminated through newspapers, radio stations, radio stations, television stations and other media channels. It also refers to recent events in society. Act II of Sunrise by Cao Yu: "I have thought that there must be such a photo of my boss in the illustrated newspaper. My, Hu Si's, ours and the news of our honeymoon appear in the newspapers every day."
2, scandal, pronounced chǒu wén? Also known as negative news, negative news, etc. It is an event that arouses public opinion or arouses public anger because of suspected crime, dishonor or immorality. Lu Xun's "Two Chapters of Jiejie Pavilion": "Ordinary citizens always love to hear people's scandals, especially those they know well."
3. News, pronunciation? Yaowé n means important news. Lu Xun's new theory of mending the sky: "On my deathbed, I taught my disciple the important news that Xianshan was carried into the sea by a giant ao."
4, knowledge, pronounced jiàn wén, what you see and hear refers to what you see and hear. Ba Jin's "Commander's Three Hearts": "After he sits down, I will talk to him about what I saw and felt this day."
5. Anecdote, pronounced as qí wén, refers to amazing and beautiful things. Qu Qiubai's "A Journey to a Hungry Country" XIII: "Talking at will sounds strange."