Hump pinyin

Permanent tooth, a Chinese character, pinyin is hēng chī, which means breathing.

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Chapter 3 of Du Pengcheng's On a Peaceful Day: The tracker bent down and gasped, and walked along the beach.

Crown in maternity hospital: As for me, I sat on the edge of the kang, wiping my sweat and panting, while listening to the buzz of pregnant women in the room.

Make sentences:

1. I want to return the darts to you. I snorted and said, do you believe it?

I rinsed the mop in the pool again and again, then wrung it dry, then bent down, arched my front legs, pulled back and pulled it up.

Halfway up the mountain, I found a pair of men and women about 30 years old, each holding a baby, and they were humming.

For many years, on Christmas Eve, Santa Claus will carry a sack on his back and keep humming and go in and out of people's chimneys. According to the latest news: no candy this year, please be sure to put your mobile phone in your socks and send text messages instead.

The black pig snorted and said, "Are you a woman?" .

6. Hong Raul's face turned red, and he snorted: "You are amazing! Sir Zhong won't play with you! " .

7. That dog seems to know me very well, sniffing around my trouser legs and raising his neck to growl at me.

She is directing two porters to carry things from the truck. Two masters were lifting a piano, and they snorted as they lifted it, and their faces turned into pig liver color. After carrying it for a while, they really couldn't walk, so they had to stand there and rest.

9. I hummed through the snow and arched the fertile soil on the arch.

10 She put soap on the dirty clothes and cleaned them. Small soap bubbles emerged from the clothes and soon turned into many white bubbles.