1, Wen Zi's pinyin is wé n; 2. Word definition: (1) (moving) Listen: ~ Look. (2) (Name) Message: New ~. 3 (name) reputation: Yan ~. (4) (name) knowledge; Knowledge: profound knowledge ~. (5) (moving) smell with your nose: it tastes good ~.

Detailed explanation of sentence making, pinyin and word selection;

1. Hearing this news, the local police chief quickly took action to stop the incident, claiming that they would not turn a blind eye and warning these people that the police would take any further security action.

Commentary: I heard the news: ~ Come here.

2. News Briefing Sentence: According to LSGC News Briefing, the reason for the choice is based on their strict LM-79 lighting performance test on the LED lamp definition line, rich mass production series and shoe box fixtures.

Interpretation: news announcements and statements made by political parties or state organs on a major event directly or entrusted by news organizations.

3. News Sentence Making: Outside Beijing, there is an hour-long international radio talk show hosted by Chris Jackman and Xu Qinduo (English translation), inviting guests to discuss and debate some actual news.

Description: Important news.

4. Listen and make a sentence: Westerners may not know many of these provinces, but they will soon hear that HSBC predicts that by 2020, the annual GDP of at least six provinces in China will catch up with that of Russia.

Note: I heard that ~ it's the best thing to see | this matter is a bit ~, and the details are not very clear.

5. Recording news and making sentences: However, in addition to simply recording news events, newspapers can also conduct in-depth and detailed analysis and verification, which is incomparable to electronic media.

Commentary: One of the radio programs. For remote and inaccessible areas, broadcast important news slowly.

6. Look at pictures and make sentences: In the past ten years, more and more Americans have used social networks to find old friends, keep in touch with their families and share photos, reading, music and what they have seen and heard on the Internet.

Commentary: What I saw and heard: ~ Wide | Growing ~

7. News Sentences: Publishers put their own content online for everyone to see, so almost no one is unwilling to put it in Google News and online search.

Description: (1) Domestic and foreign news reported by newspapers or radio stations: ~ broadcast | interview ~. (2) refers to the recent new things in society.

8. Rumor-making: But Barrett and her team must answer another question: Once rumors make us tend to look at someone in a certain way, will we basically look at them differently?

Explanation: (1) I listened to it again and again. (2) What is passed: ~ inaccurate.

9. Newsprint Sentence-making: In the United States where newsprint is mired in quagmire, people blame it on CraigNewmark, who founded Craigslist, a classified advertising website, which is basically free for users.

Description: (1) Old name of the newspaper. (2) white newspapers.

10, an anecdote: That night belongs to Mark? Twain. Based on humor, he told an anecdote about his time as a reporter in the Sandwich Islands (now Hawaii) Sacramento Trade Union, which was vivid and full of passion.

Explanation: Most of the legends that the world doesn't know well are those without official records.

1 1. Listening and sentence making: However, there is a silver lining in the dark. Mr. Blencke Hof got an olive branch from 10 company. They either saw it online or heard from rumors that his company had closed down, so they invited him to work.

Interpretation: refers to the activity of listening or the content of listening: shocking ~| wide ~

12, famous sentence: Even today, most parts of Europe and other ancient and famous countries have fallen or will soon be captured by Nazi odious weapons and Gestapo, we can't raise the white flag, let alone fail.

Description: (1) Famous: ~ Meeting is better. (2) Famous: ~ Country | 25000- Li Long March ~ World.

13, old news sentence: "news link" makes knowledge and information have news effect, and at the same time makes "old news" have current affairs timeliness, and it is the news audience's comments on a news event that gain news value.

Explanation: refers to the past events in society, especially anecdotes, anecdotes, trivial matters, etc.

14, anecdote sentence: What we know is still based on some anecdotes, because no country clearly stipulates what their customs officials are allowed to do, what they are not allowed to do, and what rights the people have.

Explanation: magical and beautiful things.

15, obituary sentence: In 2003, CNN inadvertently opened the web page under construction to the public, which led to Gerald? Ford, Ronald? Reagan and Nelson? Mandela and comedian Bob? The obituaries written in advance by Hope and others were exposed.

Note: notices of mourning for relatives and friends are often accompanied by a brief description of the deceased. Also as an obituary.

16: When Denime came to Fort Kadlika to investigate the piracy he had heard beforehand, Eric stepped forward to meet him and took him to see Celia.

Description: I learned it through hearsay (unconfirmed).

17, make sentences with rare stories: From now on, the Travel Fitness Edition began to collect some rare stories, observations, travel experiences and walking diaries of all travelers in their travel life.

Explanation: exotic stories (mostly interesting little things): the world ~.

18: the new year is coming, and the news media are busy reporting this year's news and current affairs. Let me boldly make a doubtful and disturbing daydream.

Description: (1) A celebrity. (2) surname.

19, what he saw and heard: Batland vividly described the human landscape such as Indian shapes and customs that he heard and saw during his trip with little pen and ink.

Allusions: smell: listen; See: see. I heard it with my own eyes and saw it with my own eyes.

20. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of trade activities on the Silk Road. Shortly after the collapse of the Tang Dynasty, Genghis Khan and his Mongolian army conquered a vast territory spanning most of Central Asia.

Allusions: Frustration: Scared to death. Hearing the wind, I was afraid of losing my courage. Describe a great fear of some kind of power.

2 1, World Famous Sentences and Sentences: Each carefully-commented group integrates world-famous classics and little-known works, with the purpose of not summarizing the industry, but expanding the artist group to a wider scope.

Allusion: The whole world knows it. The description is very famous.

22. Sensational sentence: Considering the frightening distance between the stars, the statement of real life will almost certainly not bring sensational effect like the alien invasion or crash landing's spaceship depicted in the movie.

Allusion: Shrugging: Call the police. Exaggerate or fabricate facts to surprise or shock people.

23. Ill-informed sentences: For a long time, China has changed with each passing day. Even people who have been living here can't keep up with the times, and people who live and work far away are naturally more ignorant.

Allusions: humble: shallow; Rarely: rarely. Describe a shallow knowledge, knowledge is not wide.

24. Turn a deaf ear to make sentences: These officials were specially provided with information about the harmful effects of smoking, but they turned a deaf ear to it, because accepting cigarette gifts is part of the current social trend.

Allusions: filling: blocking. Stuff your ears and not listen. Describe deliberately not listening to others' opinions.

25. Famous sentence: Wuquan Mountain is located at the northern foot of Gaolan Mountain on the south side of Lanzhou City. It is a famous tourist attraction with a history of more than 2000 years.

Allusions: far away: far away; You: Near. Describe a great reputation, known far and near.

26. Don't ask questions: Some people compare the issue of bank guarantee with the economic crisis in Iceland in 2008 10. If * * * turns a blind eye to the huge debts of banks and lets them go bankrupt, only creditors will be unlucky in the end.

Allusions: smell: listen. People don't listen to anything they say and don't take the initiative to ask. Describe not caring about things.

27. I haven't heard of sentence-making: in the recent promotional film of the Oscar ceremony, which will be broadcast live this Sunday, the host James? Franco and Annie? Hathaway did something unheard of: the whole promotional film challenged her serious bottom line.

Allusion: Never heard of it.

28. Love to make sentences: Colonel Sanders, who is famous for fried chicken, has successfully shaped KFC, a brand deeply loved by consumers, but the roast chicken products launched this time undoubtedly prove to people that KFC is not addicted to the success of fried chicken products and ignores the "attempt outside the fried chicken barrel".

Allusions: I like listening and watching. Very popular.

29. A shocking sentence: Because the Romans at that time rarely used contraception or lacked effective contraception, infanticide at that time was not as shocking as it is today. They killed the children as soon as they were born.

Allusions: horror: shock. This is very surprising and frightening.

30. Making sentences in obscurity: In a sense, the obscurity of JTS is precisely its success: because it effectively hides many details of transaction management, we have never heard of it or talked about it.

Allusions: Silence, no one knows. Refers to having no reputation.

3 1. Unknown: Luther was immersed in a monastery when he was studying at school. If God hadn't released him, he would have been unknown all his life. God did not put Savimbi in the same danger.

Allusions: Yan: Buried; Unknown: I don't know that fame is buried and no one knows.

32. Turn a deaf ear to make sentences: For a long time, * * * has turned a deaf ear to this problem, hoping that it will die, and may also think that according to Darwin's evolution theory, suicide is a way to control population.

Allusions: set: release, release; If: it seems so. Put it aside and ignore it. Ignore.

33. Unprecedented words: More extreme, in 2007, his * * * passed a bill allowing women to choose abortion before 12 weeks of pregnancy, which is unheard of in other places in Latin America except Cuba.

Allusions: smell: listen. I heard something I had never heard before. Describe new and rare things.

At the end of August this year, President Bush approved a new national space policy, turned a deaf ear to those calls for a global ban on anti-satellite tests, and insisted that the American people need to move freely in space.

Allusions: smell: listen. I heard it as if I didn't hear it. Describe not caring, not caring.

35. erudite sentence-making: in fact, apart from the fact that Buddha explicitly told people not to study mathematics, it seems that erudition is still a project that Buddha attaches great importance to.

Allusions: erudite: extensive. Be knowledgeable and knowledgeable.

36. It stinks: After Trafigura hired an unqualified local to transport the waste in a tanker at a low price, the black and smelly mud was finally dumped around the Abidjan landfill.

Allusion: It stinks unbearable. Metaphor people's reputation is very bad.

Seeing is believing: One of the advantages of studying abroad is that you can enjoy a unique culture. As the saying goes, seeing is believing.

Allusions: smell: listen. No matter how much you hear, it is better to see with your own eyes.

38. If I smell a word: If I smell it. At that time, the Buddha lived in the village of Reed Brahman in Nanshan, Mojietuo.

Allusions: If so, it refers to the contents of Buddhist scriptures; I smell: Ananda claims that I heard what the Buddha said. Buddhist legends, followed by Buddhist scriptures.

39. The news that Yahoo may lay off employees has made other Internet companies such as Google and Facebook rush to compete for talents.

Allusions: wind: wind, news. Get up and respond as soon as you hear the wind.

40. Seeing is better than hearing: Of course, the original intention of the phrase "hearing is better than seeing" is that indirect experience is not as reliable as direct experience, which is completely correct.

Allusions: What you hear is not as true and reliable as what you see. Metaphor is the importance of practical experience.

4 1, escape sentence: the best translation pablo? Picasso found a thief stealing in his new villa. The uninvited guest ran away. Picasso told the police that he could draw the outline of the thief.

Allusions: wind: wind. When you hear the wind, run away immediately.

42. Smell the chicken and dance to make sentences: Many elderly people with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases have the morning exercise habit of "smelling the chicken and dancing".

Allusion: Get up and dance the sword when you hear the cock crow. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.

A list of words about smelling words, smelling words, smelling how to smell words, smelling disyllabic words and smelling words.

Shallow smell, offering smell, serving smell, obituary smell, good smell, instrument smell, old smell, recent smell, receiving smell, simple smell, wave smell, rose smell, mobile smell, strange smell, glance smell, famous smell, big smell, newspaper smell, cloth smell, face smell, scandal smell, innovation smell, old smell, blog smell. Dirty, chicken, noisy, news, Henan, far away, homesick, anecdote, Shanghai, human, clear, Wen Qi, general, floating, anecdote, warning, memory, speaking, good, unpleasant, receiving, manufacturing and malodorous. Smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell. Fame, knowledge, sudden news, foresight, admiration, voice, grandson, fame, hero, knowledge, ignorance, charm, distant smell, exploration, obvious smell, fishy smell, intense smell, newsprint, news article, news newspaper, chicken sniffer, Zhang Wentian, drum and so on. If you know nothing, you are world-famous, you know nothing about money, you know a lot, you know nothing about death, you are famous, you are famous, you have seen what you have heard, you have heard what you have heard, you have heard what you have heard, you have heard what you have heard, you have not heard what you have heard, you are knowledgeable, you are knowledgeable, you are familiar with the news, and you die in the morning. Fear, sincerity, responsiveness, chicken dancing, fishy, well-known, well-known, loved, well-known, first broken and then heard, in perfect silence, endless troubles, anecdotes, anecdotes, news photos, news figures, unheard of, unknown, unknown. If I hear it, it's shocking, I don't know much about it, it's shocking, I don't know much about it, I've heard of it, I've heard of it, I don't know, I've heard of it, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I've heard of it, I don't know, I don't know, I've heard of it, I don't know, I don't know. Everything is unknown, which makes you hear widely. Willow waves smell oriole, which makes you smell Jiayu, which makes you hope. Chickens and dogs don't smell it. Chickens and dogs smell it together, love to change songs, restore strange things, call to the sky, watch horror, smell Jinhui frog, hear your name for a long time, disappear, look and ask, and listen far away. Unbearable news, Asahi Shimbun, hearsay, strange talk, turn a deaf ear, gossip, strange talk, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing, chanting Buddhist scriptures, hearing and seeing, anecdotes, anecdotes, anecdotes, legends, must be recorded, limited to what you see and hear, and you will die. If you don't hear about it, you will hear about it. Journalists, news elements, news documentaries, press conferences, and explosive news are not as good as seeing it, not as good as seeing it, not as good as meeting it, smelling its fragrance for a long time, not as good as seeing it, and not as good as seeing rumors.