Interpretation of Ancient Poetry-Screen

Interpretation ① restraint (breathing): hold your breath | hold your breath. ② removal; Exclusion: filtered out | filtered out.

Hold your breath # bǐ ngx: temporarily suppress breathing; Hold your breath on purpose.

When catching a slug, you'd better hold your breath first and know its exact location.

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Screen:

Retreat; live/dwell in seclusion

Housheng is a screen language. -Historical Records Biography of Wei Gongzi

Another example is: screen residence (resignation and seclusion, not asking for the world); Screen language (avoiding others and talking privately); Hide (retreat, avoid hiding); Screen movement (blanking)

hide

You forbid me. I'm Pingbi and Gui. -"The Book of Gold"

Another example is: screen hiding; Screen trace (hidden); Screen hiding (hiding)

Give up; Remove, remove

protect

Suppress anger

General Song held his breath and watched. ――

screen display

(1) hold (breathe): ~ gas.

② Use' hold'. Remove; Give up: ~ give up. See also píng.

Eliminate: ~ bad habits.

Hold your breath, concentrate, and describe high tension and concentration.

Abandon and not abandon; abolish

Hold your breath: ~ listen.

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1. Shelter, shelter: ~ wind ~ cover. Surround ~. Outside. Inside ~.

The banner of calligraphy and painting: word ~. Draw ~.

3. [~ barrier] Hidden places also refer to hidden places like screens, mostly mountains and islands. : Natural barrier.

Screen b and ng 1. See "Screen Camp".

Screen bing 1. See "screen pawn" and "screen toilet".