It means clay, coated with clay and built with clay. This word often appears in ancient documents. For example, in the Book of Songs, there are foxes that attract grass, and there are Cang Geng, who carries Xu and flies to you with sound. Robbers are rich and profitable, and they are satisfied. This poem. In modern Chinese, although the use frequency of chalk is not high, it still remains in some words, such as chalk soil, chalk wall, chalk brush and so on.
With regard to the pronunciation of the word chalk, it should be noted that in modern Chinese, the initial consonant of the word belongs to F with lightly rubbed lips and teeth, rather than H with clearly rubbed sounds at the root of the tongue. In addition, the vowel of chalk is Rusheng è, so pay attention to the short falling tone when pronouncing, and the pronunciation position is in the throat.
Chalk is a Chinese character with a long history and cultural connotation. Although it is not frequently used in modern Chinese, it still needs our attention. By learning and mastering the basic pronunciation and meaning of this word, we can better understand and inherit the essence of China culture.
Commonly used words in chalk:
1, Cretaceous refers to the third period of Mesozoic and Cenozoic geological age, which started about 250 million years ago and ended 70 million years ago, during which dinosaurs became extinct.
2. Chalk ash: A white or grayish white fine-grained rock with amorphous structure, consisting of montmorillonite, calcite, quartz and feldspar.
3. Paint chalk: paint the wall with white paint.
4, chalk, painting: brush with chalk; Draw with chalk.
5. Palace chalk: draw a palace.
6. Chalk: daub and paint.
7, repair chalk: paint repair.
8. Red chalk: a mixture of red soil and limestone.
9. Ordinary chalk: another name for chalk.
10, Dan chalk: Red chalk is the same as chalk.
1 1, clay chalk, gypsum: paint made of clay and limestone powder.
12, chalk painting: chalk painting.
13, bath chalk, bath powder: white pigment with fragrance.
14, oil chalk, oil powder: oil plaster.
15, Huzale and Lahore: the appellation of Mongolia in Yuan Dynasty.