1, leg: the leg of human body, including thigh and calf. For example, his leg is injured and he needs to rest for a while.
2. Brace: Shoulder, usually refers to the part connecting the neck and trunk. For example, his shoulders are wide and he looks strong.
3, fat: describe human obesity, or refer to obesity in a certain part of the body. For example, I have eaten too much recently and feel fat.
4. Fat: Describe the size or obesity of a certain part of the body. For example, the land in this place is very fertile and suitable for planting crops.
5, face: the part of the face, including eyes, nose, mouth and so on. For example, a bright smile appeared on her face.
6, waist: the waist of the human body, usually refers to the part connecting the chest and buttocks. For example, he bent down to pick up his wallet on the ground.
7. Falling off: falling off or falling off from an object, or falling off skin, hair, etc. For example, she took off her heavy backpack and felt much more relaxed.
8. Shoulder: The arm usually refers to the part connecting the shoulder and the hand. For example, he has many scars on his shoulders and looks hard.
9. Neck: The neck usually refers to the part connecting the head and trunk. For example, he craned his neck to see the situation ahead.
10, membrane: a thin layer of tissue covering the surface or enclosed in a living body. For example, the surface of this machine is covered with a protective film.
The position of words with the moon next to them in Chinese;
1 and the characters beside the moon have strong ideographic functions in Chinese. For example, Ming characters are composed of the sun and the moon, which means bright and bright, while Wang characters represent distant vision and overlooking, which means yearning or missing for the distance. These words not only have clear semantics, but also can express people's understanding and perception of nature and the universe through images.
2. The characters beside the word "Yue" also have profound cultural connotations in Chinese. In the traditional culture of China, the moon is endowed with rich symbolic significance. It represents beauty, purity, gentleness and love, and it is also the sustenance of homesickness, homesickness and friends. Therefore, Chinese characters related to the moon are often used to express people's feelings and thoughts.
3. The words beside the word "Yue" also have certain rhetorical functions in Chinese. These words can be used to describe certain characteristics or attributes, such as full moon, slimming, etc. It can also be used as a metaphor or symbol of certain things or emotions, such as the full moon, moonlight like water, bright moon shining high, etc. These rhetorical devices enrich the expression of Chinese, and make people appreciate the charm and cultural background of Chinese characters more deeply.