Polysemous words and examples

Words with multiple meanings are: baggage, feast, ink, giving orders, and accounting.

First, the burden

1, clothes wrapped in cloth.

2. Mental burden.

3. The terminology of crosstalk, baggage is applied to crosstalk performances by crosstalk performers after thinking, and baggage is the main part that makes the audience laugh.

Second, the feast.

1 describes the bustling scene of a city or entertainment place at night. From Lao She's "pass the parcel" XIX: A few people live a luxurious life and the people are dissatisfied.

2. Describe the depraved life of seeking pleasure. From Qing Wu Ren Jian's The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years: I thought for a moment with my head sideways and said, "How about a feast?"

Third, ink

1, a liquid containing pigments or dyes, and ink is used for writing or painting.

2. Human culture and knowledge.

Fourth, call the wind and rain.

1, which means that people have great power to dominate nature. From Guo Xiaochuan's "Spring Blossoms": "Spring blossoms are the time when heroes exert themselves, and great rivers and mountains are the places where it rains."

2. deliberately making waves in order to achieve personal goals. From Liang Qichao's "The Future of New China" for the third time: "Brother, you are really a first-class figure in Ma Zhini. Everything is natural and stirs up the motive force of a country."

Verb (abbreviation of verb) accounting

1, on the basis of bookkeeping, calculate the income and expenditure or balance reflecting the operating activities and achievements of the budgetary funds of enterprises or administrative institutions.

2. After suffering or failure, arguing with others means revenge.

Polysemy of a word

Polysemy means that a word has many different meanings or usages. Polysemy is a common phenomenon in language, not only in English but also in Chinese. Polysemy plays an important role in language, which makes words more flexible and rich, but it also brings some difficulties to people's understanding and use of language.

Meaning will gradually form. Some words gradually lost their original meanings in the process of evolution, but they formed new meanings in different contexts. In addition, people will gradually form some idioms and phrases when using language, and these idioms and phrases may have many different meanings.

When using polysemy, we need to pay attention to the differences in meaning in different contexts and occasions. The same word may have different meanings in different contexts and needs to be understood and used according to specific circumstances. In addition, we need to pay attention to the special meanings of some words in different fields or occupations. For example, in some technical terms, some common words may be given special meanings.