What do you mean by shoes?

Question 1: What do you mean? Sole shoes

You,

still

Sew the sole to the upper. Bottom]. For example, wear shoes.

See also zh m: ng

Sole shoes

first quarter moon

[bottoming out; Sewing sole to upper] refers to the integration of sole, insole and upper.

Question 2: What does the awl mean? An awl is a steel needle with a wooden handle, which is used to drill holes. The awl used to make soles also has barbs, which is convenient to guide the shoe line.

awl

[wars]

Related:

Affix pinyin initials and sub-pinyin initials

A pointed tool for drilling holes.

Contemporary 1987 No.2: "I have a headache like an awl drill." Xinhua Digest, No.7, 1990: "How many awl-like eyes are staring at the little wife's big belly."

Awl sentence making

The Chinese teacher stared at me closely. His black eyes sparkled, as sharp as an awl, as if to pierce something.

I saw Ma Ji's performance in the radio theater. At that time, Ma Ji's phrase "Don't use an awl needle when kicking shoes" and "Dogs drive ducks out-croak" upset the audience.

You don't need an awl to make shoes-a good needle! I made everyone laugh at once.

Basic tools for carving pumpkin: a knife, a pair of scissors, a thick signature pen, a scraper, two saw blades, an awl and a drill for removing the top of pumpkin.

His white eyes are big, his black eyes are small, and his two pupils are like awls, sharp and sharp, and some are scary.

A 5-year-old girl in Chaoyang was stabbed in the right eye by an awl.

If you find that your social account is still full of 45-degree photos of your awl face and small cherry mouth, then you are in danger of being abandoned by this rapidly changing world.

Put it on a wooden board or rubber board and punch holes according to the pattern with an iron cone and awl.

Once upon a time, you told me that the devil's name is asking for it, and everyone has his own devil. I look at you, and those memories that don't belong to me stab my skull like awls. You want to tie me down with lies. You think no one in the world can see through Hua Xu's fantasy. Ah fu, that's just your idea. "。 Tang qigongzi

People living in the world are like awls in a cloth bag. As long as there is an opportunity, they will always stand out.

Question 3: What are the terms for shoes? There are many terms that can explain better shoes, plus some explanations that can only show a small part: You can call me Baidu Hi if necessary.

Part I: Shoes.

0 1, short shoes; Shallow upper shoes

Shoes with heels below the ankles.

02, safety boots

Shoes have hard steel heads and protective soles that are not easily punctured or damaged, and are mainly used in mining and heavy operations.

03, ballet shoes

Light shoes specially made for dancers. The toe of the shoe is equipped with wooden blocks, and the upper is made of fiber fabric and tightly tied to the foot with a belt.

04, ballet shoes

A kind of light women's shoes without shoe lining and heel, similar to stage ballet shoes.

05, half boots

Boots with ankle-length sleeves instead of calves.

06. Woven upper shoes and mesh shoes

A shoe in which all or part of the upper is woven with leather strips or other materials.

07, side empty shoes

Hollow upper and hollow waist, arched shoes can be seen from the outside.

08, boots, boots.

Boots with sleeves over the knees, sometimes with their mouths down.

09, outdoor sports shoes

All flat shoes, such as tennis shoes, are used for sports in large and small venues.

10, traditional steamed dumpling shoes

A portable shoe consists of a whole piece of material wrapped under the foot and an upper cover sewn freely with it, and also has an outsole, a semi-outsole and a single heel.

1 1, winter sports shoes

All shoes worn in winter, such as skiing, skating and other shoes dedicated to ice and snow sports.

12, canvas shoes; Cloth rubber shoes

The upper is made of coarse cloth, canvas, etc. , mostly used as sports shoes or light shoes.

13, anti-shoes

The inner side of the shoe part is sewn outward, and then turned over, so that you can reach the shoe facing outward below.

14, square toe shoes

Square toe cap with almost vertical edge, used for sports shoes and sometimes for fashion shoes.

15, imitation steamed dumpling shoes

It is different from the traditional steamed dumpling shoes in structure, but its appearance and shape are the same or similar.

16, high slippers

Slippers with high backs and upturned backs.

17, high-top shoes

Shoes with heels as high as the ankles but not over the ankles.

18, golf shoes

The shoes specially designed for playing golf are heavy-duty shoes with metal nails on the soles and various colors and decorations on the uppers.

19, high boots

Boots with or without fastening straps are usually above the knee.

20, high waist children's boots

Ankle-length children's shoes with openings on the front or side.

2 1, high waist boots

Shoes with the back a few centimeters above the ankle.

22, high waist boots and shoes

Boots with high ankles are called high waist boots.

23, back empty shoes

A shoe with a hole in the back of the upper and a heel exposed, also called a back lace-up shoe.

24, fancy shoes

Steamed dumpling shoes with leather or other materials on their tarsal surface or top have metal straps or decorative pieces on the tongue and waist, while fancy Oxford shoes in the United States are lace-up shoes with ear fans of contrasting colors and materials.

25.ski boots

A heavy-duty shoe with extremely hard ankle joints and soles, which is suitable for skiers, is made entirely of synthetic materials and added with many pads.

26, tight shoes

Close to the shoe mouth, especially the shoe mouth and hem.

27, buckle shoes, shoes.

A woman's shoe has a horizontal strap on the tarsal surface of the upper, which is fastened by a shoe handle or a shoe buckle.

28, basketball shoes

High-waist shoes, uppers are made of strong or reinforced cloth, and soles are very elastic.

29. Dress shoes

A shoe for formal occasions, usually made of black patent leather, with a light sole. Men's dress shoes generally have grosgrain bows; The heels of women's dress shoes are about 6 to 9 centimeters high.

30.sandals

Light shoes worn in summer have soft soles and are fastened with straps or shoelaces.

3 1, dual-purpose (amphibious) boots

A heavy military, civil or sports shoe is made of waterproof uppers and shoes.

32, full of shoes; External ear shoes

A traditional shoe sews the under-ear opening of the back upper on the front upper, so that the shoe opening can be opened outward for entering the foot.

33, wooden shoes, wooden shoes

Shoes hollowed out in a whole piece of wood; Shoes with uppers and feet fixed on wooden soles with nails are named after antiseptic preservation or processing.

34. Shepherd boots

A forward-leaning semi-high heel boot with a boot barrel below the calf and decorated with contrast stitching and decoration.

35. Inner ear shoes

A kind of low-heeled shoes or high-waisted boots, the front upper is pressed on the rear upper ear and sewn with open thread.

36. Oxford lace-up shoes

Men's shoes or women's shoes have basic stitching patterns on the front and back.

37.flat shoes

A kind of light shoes mainly for men, with no shoelaces, small tongue and saddle-shaped objects for reinforcement on the tarsal surface.

38. Empty shoes in front

A shoe with a hollow upper and exposed toes.

39, light sandals

A kind of summer light shoes with holes in the upper ... & gt

Question 4: What does the burden in cross talk mean? The artistic language that makes people laugh in cross talk is called baggage. This is a term used by crosstalk performers. In fact, it means exactly the same as jokes and gimmicks. In the application, there is a process of binding and shaking the baggage.

Generally speaking, it is enough to tell a joke and bring one or two bags. There must be at least four or five burdens in a cross talk, otherwise it will easily warm up to the end and affect the performance effect. The process from jokes to crosstalk is a process of constantly enriching the content and increasing the burden. For example, Hou's Guan Gong vs is nearly 3,000 words, while the original paragraph is only over 300 words. Many tracks in traditional crosstalk are derived from the spread of small cushion words.

The main artistic means of cross talk is laughter. So it's not a cross talk without baggage. Laughter, it should be a smile with praise and blame, a smile with love and hate. To inspire, to enlighten, to awaken, to be alert to laughter. You can't just laugh and play. Telling jokes is expensive in nature. It should be like this. I didn't mean to tell a joke. It forced me to come. The same is true for writing cross talk and speaking cross talk. In addition to the correct creative attitude, we need to master some basic knowledge, constantly explore the law of burden generation, and enrich the spiritual life of the people with natural and healthy laughter. The burden should come from some comic factors that make people laugh in cross talk. It must truly reflect life, and use concise and general language, cleverly arranged structure and coherent plot to produce artistic effects. Baggage must be humorous but not vulgar, humorous but not oily, unexpected and reasonable, stand out from the crowd and give people beautiful enjoyment. At the same time, actors should also be good at being unconventional and not stick to the rules.

Ten ways to form a burden

To arrange the burden in cross talk, we should be good at learning from traditional skills and constantly bring forth the new to meet the needs of the times. There are many ways to form a burden, the most important of which are repetition, negation, abnormality, illusion, pun, exaggeration, interruption, misinterpretation, homophonic, argument and so on.

(1) repeat method

Repeat the contradictory illusion three times, and the fourth time subtly mutate to reveal the truth. For example, Ode to Friendship: A: Can foreign countries understand cross talk? B: it doesn't matter if you don't understand, there is an interpreter! (paving the way for creating illusion) A: Oh! A translator is standing next to an actor, talking and translating? Well done! (Continue to pave the way) A: Now cross talk begins. B: Vinobigan, Krostok. A: Crosstalk is a folk art in China. B: Krostok, Eugene Achchana. A: Crosstalk is a lively and combative form. B: Izraf, liam miller tent. (Third time) A: This form is that shoes don't do AWLS-really (needles) are good! Dogs drive ducks away. B: Well ... A: Where! B: I can't turn it over. How do I translate it? ! (The fourth shake of the bag) This technique is called three transgressions and four shakes by the actors.

(2) Negative method

People who say one thing and do another often deny themselves and cannot justify themselves. For example, buying a Buddhist shrine: B: What do young people say? A: Auntie, I went shopping and bought a Buddhist shrine! Isn't that a good word? B: Ah! A: The old lady won't listen! Young people are impolite in speaking. This is a Buddhist shrine. Can you say buy? I have to say, please B: Please. I don't understand, auntie. How much did you pay for it? "Such a broken thing, a fucking eighty cents!" B: What ... I'm too worried about money!

(3) Abnormal method

Treat things that violate the rules as conforming to the rules. For example, the advantages of love: a: two people falling in love is the advantage of love. B: That's right! A: When men ask the woman for advice, they all say, Xiao Zhang, we have been dating for so long. Do you have any opinions? B: > >

Question 5: What does Shang mean?

1. is located in a high place, opposite to "down": Lou ~. ~ side.

2. the first place in order or time: ~ ancient times. ~ get out.

3. High quality: ~ etc. ~ policy. ~ multiplication (Buddhist term, referring to the lofty realm or top grade of literature and art).

4. From low to high: ~ Mountain. ~ car. ~ liters.

5. Go to: ~ Street.

6. forward: rush ~ go.

7. Supplement: ~ water.

8. Installation splicing: ~ bayonet. ~ shoes (also called "shoes")

9. application: ~ medicine.

10. Conduct or participate in certain activities according to the specified time: ~ attend classes. ~ class.

1 1. Tighten the spring: ~ string.

12. Release, record: ~ account.

13. Used after nouns to indicate time, place and scope: late ~. Table. Organization ~.

14. Used after verbs, it means start, continue, trend, end: crawl ~ come. Lock ~ Select ~ represents.

15. Reach a certain level or quantity: ~ age.

16. The notation of ancient music scores in China is equivalent to "1" in the notation.

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[~ sound] One of the tones in Chinese, the third tone in Mandarin.

Question 6: What is pink lotus? Although the sidewalk is bustling and crowded, it seems that the Spring Festival is coming. Although he has crossed the road twice in a row since he left home, and both times he has to zigzag between the car and the bicycle, the distance between him and them is always about 25 steps. That must be about twenty-five steps. Lao Jintou is very sure about this. He is quite experienced in how to keep this distance in all kinds of complicated situations. For example, the young man and his daughter crossed the road at the crossroads just now. As soon as they passed, the green light turned on, and all kinds of vehicles flooded in, cutting him off from them at once. But he was in no hurry. He simply didn't cross the road first, but crossed the road in the same direction as them. This road is almost 25 steps wide. When he saw a crosswalk, he walked leisurely and followed them, almost twenty-five steps away. He followed them all the way, neither letting himself be too close to them nor too far away from them.

He walked in the crowd with his hands behind his back, trying to pretend to be carefree.

He knew that many people had nothing to do at all, so he just wandered around the street for fun. He wants to pretend to be one of these people. In fact, he knows in his heart that none of these hurried pedestrians will be distracted to pay special attention to him. But he still felt he had to do it. It's just that the more he thinks about it, the more nervous he is, and he feels that he is not pretending at all, and he is not at ease at all. A person walking in the street will inevitably look around. But when he looked around, he always looked in a flurry, which was unnatural. This is mainly because there are too many women in the crowd, and their clothes make him feel uncomfortable. For example, just now, he passed a fruit stall and took a glance. He doesn't really want to buy fruit. He is not in the habit of eating fruit. Besides, he can't stop shopping. He just glanced at it. Who would have thought that this eye fell right on the breast of the fruit salesgirl? This is by no means his intention to look there. He has never done such a thing in his life.

He really went to see that pile of fruit. That is a pile of fresh fruits from the south, including bananas and lychees. But when he was looking at the fruit, the girl's chest appeared in the corner of his eye. Actually, it's nothing When no one can see anything, they only have that thing in their eyes and nothing else. No one can control the corner of his eye. In the past, when shopping, the neck, arms and chest of the salesgirl appeared in the corner of his eye. But this time is different. The girl didn't wear the white coat that salespeople usually wear. She is wearing a short-sleeved acrylic corset. That coat is rosy, with several uneven white horizontal lines, which are very eye-catching. This is nothing at all. The problem is that the girl's breasts are too full, and the corset is too close to the skin. So the tall girl * * * was clearly outlined. And those white lines just fluctuate on the chest, forming a very beautiful curve, which is more eye-catching. Laojintou couldn't tell the corner of his eye from the girl's chest for a fraction of a second. Anyway, he immediately looked away from the pile of fruit, a little flustered, as if he suspected something and made some mistakes. He looked straight ahead in a panic and walked forward in a panic. I don't want him to make mistakes again. Just listen to "ouch!" With a loud cry, he failed to take a step back and just bumped into two middle-aged women with arms around their arms. This time he was even more embarrassed. Because he repeatedly said "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm really sorry!" "Later, he suddenly found that the neckline of one of the women's Blagi was very low, showing not only a white neck, but also a big white chest. His only reaction was to turn around and leave. Since then, he has been suffering from eyes that don't know where to look. His plan to pretend to walk in the street was completely ruined. Especially after he followed the young man and his daughter into Wangfujing Street, his embarrassment was extreme. There are white arms exposed to the shoulders, short skirts that can't even cover the knees, all kinds of strange glasses and hair, and perfume that suffocates him from time to time. He doesn't want to look around leisurely, but wants to look straight ahead and go forward bravely, which is quite difficult. Finally, he thought of a way, that is, his eyes kept staring at the back of his daughter and the young man, and nothing else. This also has the advantage that he can always keep a distance of about twenty-five steps from pedestrians when they are very crowded. That must be about twenty-five steps.

How much is he >>

Question 7: 1. Waiter, please serve tea. What does "Shang" mean in this sentence? It means increase.

In explanation.

[shàng] 1。 Located in a high place, opposite to "below": Lou ~. ~ side.

2. the first place in order or time: ~ ancient times. ~ get out.

3. High quality: ~ etc. ~ policy. ~ multiplication (Buddhist term, referring to the lofty realm or top grade of literature and art).

4. From low to high: ~ Mountain. ~ car. ~ liters.

5. Go to: ~ Street.

6. forward: rush ~ go.

7. Supplement: ~ water.

8. Installation splicing: ~ bayonet. ~ shoes (also called "shoes")

9. application: ~ medicine.

10. Conduct or participate in certain activities according to the specified time: ~ attend classes. ~ class.

1 1. Tighten the spring: ~ string.

12. Release, record: ~ account.

13. Used after nouns to indicate time, place and scope: late ~. Table. Organization ~.

14. Used after verbs, it means start, continue, trend, end: crawl ~ come. Lock ~ Select ~ represents.

15. Reach a certain level or quantity: ~ age.

16. The notation of ancient music scores in China is equivalent to "1" in the notation.

[sh m \u ng][~ sound] One of the tones in Chinese, the third tone in Mandarin.

Question 8: What does the burden in cross talk mean? The artistic language that makes people laugh in cross talk is called baggage. This is a term used by crosstalk performers. In fact, it means exactly the same as jokes and gimmicks. In the application, there is a process of binding and shaking the baggage.

Generally speaking, it is enough to tell a joke and bring one or two bags. There must be at least four or five burdens in a cross talk, otherwise it will easily warm up to the end and affect the performance effect. The process from jokes to crosstalk is a process of constantly enriching the content and increasing the burden. For example, Hou's Guan Gong vs is nearly 3,000 words, while the original paragraph is only over 300 words. Many tracks in traditional crosstalk are derived from the spread of small cushion words.

The main artistic means of cross talk is laughter. So it's not a cross talk without baggage. Laughter, it should be a smile with praise and blame, a smile with love and hate. To inspire, to enlighten, to awaken, to be alert to laughter. You can't just laugh and play. Telling jokes is expensive in nature. It should be like this. I didn't mean to tell a joke. It forced me to come. The same is true for writing cross talk and speaking cross talk. In addition to the correct creative attitude, we need to master some basic knowledge, constantly explore the law of burden generation, and enrich the spiritual life of the people with natural and healthy laughter. The burden should come from some comic factors that make people laugh in cross talk. It must truly reflect life, and use concise and general language, cleverly arranged structure and coherent plot to produce artistic effects. Baggage must be humorous but not vulgar, humorous but not oily, unexpected and reasonable, stand out from the crowd and give people beautiful enjoyment. At the same time, actors should also be good at being unconventional and not stick to the rules.

Ten ways to form a burden

To arrange the burden in cross talk, we should be good at learning from traditional skills and constantly bring forth the new to meet the needs of the times. There are many ways to form a burden, the most important of which are repetition, negation, abnormality, illusion, pun, exaggeration, interruption, misinterpretation, homophonic, argument and so on.

(1) repeat method

Repeat the contradictory illusion three times, and the fourth time subtly mutate to reveal the truth. For example, Ode to Friendship: A: Can foreign countries understand cross talk? B: it doesn't matter if you don't understand, there is an interpreter! (paving the way for creating illusion) A: Oh! A translator is standing next to an actor, talking and translating? Well done! (Continue to pave the way) A: Now cross talk begins. B: Vinobigan, Krostok. A: Crosstalk is a folk art in China. B: Krostok, Eugene Achchana. A: Crosstalk is a lively and combative form. B: Izraf, liam miller tent. (Third time) A: This form is that shoes don't do AWLS-really (needles) are good! Dogs drive ducks away. B: Well ... A: Where! B: I can't turn it over. How do I translate it? ! (The fourth shake of the bag) This technique is called three transgressions and four shakes by the actors.

(2) Negative method

People who say one thing and do another often deny themselves and cannot justify themselves. For example, buying a Buddhist shrine: B: What do young people say? A: Auntie, I went shopping and bought a Buddhist shrine! Isn't that a good word? B: Ah! A: The old lady won't listen! Young people are impolite in speaking. This is a Buddhist shrine. Can you say buy? I have to say, please B: Please. I don't understand, auntie. How much did you pay for it? "Such a broken thing, a fucking eighty cents!" B: What ... I'm too worried about money!

(3) Abnormal method

Treat things that violate the rules as conforming to the rules. For example, the advantages of love: a: two people falling in love is the advantage of love. B: That's right! A: When men ask the woman for advice, they all say, Xiao Zhang, we have been dating for so long. Do you have any opinions? B: ask for advice What did the woman say? > & gt

Question 9: What is written in paragraphs 4-5 of The Shoe Repairer? Paragraphs 4-5 mainly describe the accent of the vamp woman when she helped me make the vamp, and describe her appearance.

Original content:

I was just about to reach for my pocket when she waved her hand and said she was not busy. She pointed to the vamp and said with a strong foreign accent, "Look, the thread is broken." He pricked up his ears as he spoke.

Taking advantage of her work opportunity, I took a look at this humble girl. She is short and chubby, with round eyes under her eyebrows. She is staring at the work at hand. The swollen back of her hand recorded the hardships she experienced. I made up my mind that no matter how much she wanted, I would never make a counter-offer.