Stroke: 16

Name of stroke order: horizontal, left, left, horizontal, vertical, left, dot, left, horizontal, vertical, left, press, vertical, horizontal, vertical and horizontal.

Stroke: 16

Name of stroke order: horizontal, left, left, horizontal, vertical, left, dot, left, horizontal, vertical, left, right, vertical, horizontal, horizontal.

Basic explanation:

1. Experience; After: come ~. ~ cheng. ~ half a year. The body ~ its environment.

2. refers to the past or era: ~ years. ~ generation. ~ times. ~ conversation.

3. time; 11: ~ Visit the school. ~ I've tried everything, but it's useless.

4. Last name.

5. Calculation method of year, month, day and solar terms; Calendar: yang ~. Yin. Agriculture.

6. Books and tables that record the year, month, day and solar terms: day ~. Hang up the phone. Astronomy.

Related words

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The origin and experience of the lunar calendar

Extended data

Interpretation and sentence-making of related words

I. Calendar

Sentence: this date is the end of the Mayan long counting period, but in the future, just as your calendar will start again on June +654381October +0, another long counting period of the Mayan calendar will start again. ?

Description: There are books on year, month, day, week, solar terms and anniversaries. One book a year, one page a day, and withdrawal day by day. ?

Second, experience

Sentence: I feel sad. As a country, we should be more tolerant and realize that Charles is much more experienced than a 25-year-old boy who needs more experience. ?

Description: experience and exercise: he has ~, and he is more stable in doing things. ?

Third, the origin

Sentence: From his poor childhood in the south, the background of a black family and the upbringing of a single mother, he stepped out of this background and entered the circle after Gertrude and Stan moved to Paris. ?

Explanation: the history or background of a person or thing: find out ~| and mention this red flag, you can do a lot ~ ?

Four. biographical notes

Sentence: I think my ability fully meets the requirements of your job description. As you can see from my resume, I have a good record in solving problems and dealing with customers. ?

Description: A short resume. ?

Verb (short for verb) experience

Sentence making: I think it is this unique experience and vision that pushes them to do what they do and inspires all of us to do the same. ?

Explanation:

(1) What you saw with your own eyes, what you did with your own hands, and what you suffered with your own hands.

(2) What I have seen, done and suffered: I live in a war.