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The meaning and implication of sunseeker
Meaning: the right half of the word sunseeker means dusk, and when combined with the left half, it means the water gushing at dusk, that is, when the tide rises at night.

Moral: as clear and soft as water, it is warm and soft, magnificent, elastic and rigid when used in names.

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Sunseeker, the pronunciation of Mandarin is x: and. The basic meaning of "sunseeker" is the tide at night, such as sunseeker tide (called tide during the day and sunseeker at night), which is extended to the name of water and is located in Dengfeng County, Henan Province.

In daily use, the usage of "sunseeker" generally refers to the late tide.

Sunseeker is a Chinese character in China, pronounced X: harmony. From the water, from dusk, dusk also sounds. "Evening" means "dusk". "Water" and "evening" together are "water gushing at dusk". Original meaning: late tide.

Source:

1, Who will save when the tide ebbs?-Yan Zhitui's Family Instructions for Yan Family in Northern Qi Dynasty.

2. There will be drought in summer, water and sand will rise, and the tide will not rise. -Wu Shengji by Wei Qing Yuan

3. Sunseeker, water name, out of Yangcheng Mountain. -"Ji Yun"

Example of word combination

1, Park Xi [j ǐ n x: and]

The flowing water mixed with the tide of hibiscus flowers is a beautiful image, which implies a certain yearning.

2, the sea sunseeker [h m: I x: and]

Tide. It is called tide during the day and sunseeker at night.

3. Tide

Due to the gravity of the moon and the sun, the ocean surface fluctuates periodically. Usually, those that fluctuate during the day are called tides, and those that fluctuate at night are called sunbathers.

4. Sunseeker Society: the name of the literary society founded by Xie Ao, a adherent of the Song Dynasty.

5. Tide Pinyin: cháoxī: Explanation: Due to the attraction of the moon and the sun, the ocean surface fluctuates regularly.

6. Pinyin of tidal power generation: cháo xρfādiàn Interpretation: Dams and gates are built in bays or tidal estuaries to form reservoirs, and the hydraulic power of tidal water entering and leaving the reservoirs during the ebb and flow of tide is used to drive the hydro-generator set to generate electricity.