Library of pinyin and group words

The pinyin of ku is ku, and the group words include 小金库, blood bank, etc. Examples are as follows:

1. 小金库[xiǎo jīn kù] 小金库?xiǎojīnkù[unit-owned? exchequer]? Refers to violation of national financial laws and regulations. Some units use hidden methods and fraud to divert national fiscal revenue into private "small treasury", and then distribute bonuses and physical goods indiscriminately, and squander money

2. Blood bank [xuè kù] Blood bank? xuèkù? Medical rescue equipment that collects, stores and supplies blood or plasma.

3. Arsenal [wǔ kù] Arsenal? wǔkù? Armory, a place where weapons and military equipment are stored.

4. Kujin [kù jǐn] One of the traditional varieties of "Yunjin". Also called Kujin or Zhijin. The patterns are all woven with gold threads, and there are few flowers all over the ground, which is characterized by the full display of gold.

5. Kuso [kù suǒ] is a Japanese word. When used as a noun, it means "shit" that is not elegant enough; when used as a verb, it means "prank" that is not kind enough, that is, to kill someone. means; when used as an adjective or adverb, it has a neutral meaning: "Something or a certain behavior is very funny, and it belongs to the category of making people laugh to death without paying for their lives"; this word can also be used as an interjection, used at the beginning or end of a sentence, To assist the speaker in throwing out "classic quatrains".