Lanzhou dialect: What does it mean to pick?

In Lanzhou dialect, reading zhāi is not "picking" but "moo".

But, alas, reading zhāi in Lanzhou dialect is not the meaning of encyclopedia explanation at all. This word means "bite, bite" in Lanzhou dialect.

Not only Lanzhou people use "moo" to mean "bite", but also in most parts of Gansu.

For example, if you are bitten by mosquitoes or insects, you can say "a pimple" or "a bite". When teaching children not to tease dogs, say "Don't tease them all the time, Cleisthenes", and coax them to do the folk songs "Oh, wow, baby boy, the old monkey on the mountain.

So the topic "pick" is actually "moo". After being both a verb and a noun in Lanzhou dialect, "moo" can refer to all biting animals and also means "biting".

Don't pick! It's "Awuzq"

Lanzhou dialect is a charming dialect, which sounds humorous. Its tone is sometimes long, sometimes heavy, and sometimes like singing. In a word, Lanzhou dialect is lively and interesting, with distinct meaning and its own system.

The main feature of Lanzhou dialect is soil and grounding gas!

Picking this word is basically used by adults to scare children. For example, if a child is disobedient and doesn't sleep, he will say: pick! That is to say, there is something that bites people, which can be all unnamed species and tends to be insects, which usually means terrible.

Actually, is there a choice in the world? It's just that Lanzhou people create for their own use, and there should be no such saying in other cities! Moreover, all kinds of bugs have their own names, but many of them are unknown to us.

Picking in Lanzhou is a general term. All the biting, terrible and unknown people are picking! Interesting, right?

There are many dialects in Lanzhou. Listen to two more casually: Niu Da, Sasha, Gading, Gansan, Browse, Hu Chuan ... Do you know what they mean? [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face]

All kinds of things that bite people and can't be named, not limited to species! Just to scare the children! [Cover your face]

Generally speaking, adults scare children when they are coaxing them. For example, "if you don't listen, you can't sleep well. It's called Ou Zi." The dialect in reality has replaced the meaning of bite. For example, "Let the dog have a bite" and "You dropped the cake and it looks delicious. Let me have a bite".

Not picking, but biting, such as bugs, all kinds of animals, things that will invade people. It's mainly a technical term to scare children, and it won't be said to adults!

Various insects

Pick, take a bite, take a bite. Pick it up! Pick it up! Here comes the biting thing! Let's go!

"Picking" means biting, which usually means that some insects and animals bite people to scare children.

Biting bug