Pinyin and interpretation of stamps

The pinyin and interpretation of stamps are as follows:

The pinyin of stamps is chuō not not not.

Interpretation of stamps:

1, stab with sharp tool tip.

Poke, poke with a gun. -"Classroom at Sea"

The robbers fought to the death and stabbed several Zhuangke. -"Wake Up the World"

2. Another example: stabbing; Poke your tongue (gossip, provoke); Poke (manipulate, tease); Poke back (blame and ridicule behind); Poke yarn (a special embroidery); Poke the pot and leak (dialect. Refers to a person who plays tricks in the dark); There is no way to poke (playing tricks and provoking out of thin air); Poke the leg (one of the boxing gloves); Poke the bag (switch the bag, change things secretly).

3. point with your fingers.

Poke his head with his finger. -A Dream of Red Mansions

4. Stimulation.

A word struck his mother's heart. -A Dream of Red Mansions

5. Stamping and stamping.

There is a password stamp on it. -Huang Fu Hui Quan Shu

Words with stamps:

1, stamp [Chu Weizi]: stamp. A stamp or tool used to imprint or print patterns or designs on metal, paper or soft or absorbent materials.

2. Postmark: the official postal mark on the mail; Especially a stamp indicating the name of the sending post office and the delivery date (sometimes time) of the mail.

3. Shenpoke [Shé n Chu not Chu not]: the dialects of Chongqing, Sichuan, Hubei and Jingmen. Used to refer to people who talk and do things illogically and are always joking. Used to scold people who have done something shameful and nervous.

4. Suspicious postmark [cún yíChu]: a postmark that has doubts about the authenticity of the postmark or the authenticity of the cancellation date. Sometimes it is not convenient to express an allusion such as imitation and reverse printing.

5. Poke lanterns [Chu dē ng]: lanterns with surnames or other marks in old books to mark family status. It has a long handle, which can be inserted into the base or carried.