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1. Pinyin

The pinyin of Xiao Na is xiào nà.

2. Phonetic notation

The phonetic notation of Shina is ㄒㄧㄠˋ ㄋㄚˋ.

3. Definition

Used to ask people to accept their gifts.

4. Synonyms

傂娜: The pinyin of 傂娜 is shěn nà; the specific meaning is to accept happily (a polite word used when asking others to accept something given by oneself).

5. Antonyms

Yan Ci: The pinyin of Yan Ci is yán cí; the specific meaning is stern words.

6. Source

The word "Xiao Na" comes from the seventeenth chapter of the Ming Dynasty's vernacular worldly novel "The Plum in the Golden Vase" (author Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng): "Something must be subtle, not etiquette." , Mr. Wanwang accepts it."

Sentences about the word "accept":

1. It is a local product brought from my hometown. It is not valuable. Please accept it. .

2. This is a little thought from our company, please accept it.

3. My cousin asked someone to send me a box of Swiss chocolates, which he said were goose feathers from thousands of miles away, and asked my father to accept them.

4. This gift represents my sincerity, so please accept it.

5. Welcome guests and friends from all directions and accept business opportunities from all directions.

6. Thank you very much for your help. Please accept the small gift.

7. Mr. Brown, this is a small gift for you, please accept it.

8. It’s a little trivial but not respectful, please accept it!

9. The masters do not accept gold or silver, but they hope to accept these rough clothes with a smile and show their sincerity.

10. On this special day, I give you three friends: one to accompany you throughout your life, one to be by your side, and one to stay in your heart! Their names are health, peace and happiness respectively! Please accept it, mom!