How to pronounce the pinyin of "heng die"

◎ Horizontal tablet héngbiǎn

[horizontal tablet] horizontal tablet

◎ horizontal tablet héngbiāo

[slogan banner] banner slogan

Giant banner

◎ Transverse wave héngbō

(1) [transverse wave]: A wave whose vibration direction is perpendicular to the direction of propagation. Radio waves and light waves are yes.

(2) [fluid glance]: flashing eyes

Look around

◎ héngbù

[side draw] A kind of In a social dance step, the dancer moves one foot to the side and rubs the other foot toward it.

◎ héngchén

(1) [lie]: Arranged horizontally and vertically

The days when refugees lined the streets will never return.

(2) [transverse]: across

A river cuts the city in half

◎ Rampage héngchōng-zhízhuàng

[push one's way by shoving or bumping; dash around madly] Dash around madly

This group of thugs rushed through the streets and charged at the enemy lines.

The two-winged iron cavalry under his command rushes wildly and kills the future. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

◎ Cross héngchuān

[cross] Cross horizontally

Busty areas, crossing is strictly prohibited

◎ horizontal formation héngduì

[row; rank] horizontal formation

◎ horizontal banner héng'é

(1) [horizontal tablet]: horizontal plaque

(2) [a horizontal inscription scroll]: Horizontal batch

(3) [slogan banner]: Banner slogan

◎ Horizontal flying héngfēi

[be splash throughout] splashing everywhere

Blood is flying everywhere. ——Sun Wen's "A Brief Preface to the Story of the Seventy-Two Martyrs of Huanghuagang"

◎ Banner héngfú

(1) [horizontal scroll of painting or calligraphy]: horizontal calligraphy and painting, slogans, and banners wait.

(2) [banner]: A flag hung on a crossbar, between two flagpoles, or mounted in a frame and used as an organizational emblem, award flag, etc.

The welcoming crowd held banners and slogans.

(3) [streamer]: A flag with a single line of text used on windows or department store windows.

◎ hénggé

[tabula] One of the transverse septa found in the calyces of different corals and polyps.

◎ across héngguàn

[traverse horizontally] across across the country

The Longhai Railway runs across central my country

◎ across héngjiā

[arbitrarily] To be unreasonable and to impose forcefully

To accuse arbitrarily

To obstruct arbitrarily

◎ Hengjie héngjiē

[ bystreet] A street branching off from the main thoroughfare

◎ Hengkong héngkōng

(1) [hang over]: Across the sky

雳雹雳

(2) [filling the air]: filling the air

murderous air

◎ across héngkuà

(1) [span] ∶ form an arch over; spread, stretch or extend from one limit to another

a rainbow across the lake

(2) [extend; stretch across]: across (such as distance, time, space)

An ancient bridge spans the river

◎ crossbeam héngliáng

(1) [crossbeam]: horizontal beam (Such as the main beam on a structure or the horizontal rod of a cross)

(2) [stringpiece]: A long and thick piece of wood often used in construction to be laid flat

(3) Forming the quay wall Or the thick square timber on top of a row of wooden piles on the wooden pier

(4) Crossbar for temporary support

(5) [stringer]: used to connect the vertical columns of the frame Or a long crossbar supporting the floor; a diagonal beam of a staircase

(6) [beam]: a crossbar supporting the deck of a ship

(7) [transom]

(8) The beam connecting the side frames in the underframe of a railway freight car

(9) The gun mount is usually a wide and flat metal part used to connect the paired parts on both sides of the frame tail plate or Other similar components

(10) [needle beam]: The beam supporting the bridge deck in the bridge

(11) [crossbar]: The beam on the bicycle body frame

◎ Hengmei héngméi

(1) [frown]: glare and glare

Hengmei coldly

(2) [scowl]: angrily or threateningly Frowning

◎ I coolly defy a thousand pointing fingers. Thousands of people can point their fingers, but they will bow their heads and be willing to be Ruzi Niu." Nowadays, it is often used to describe treating the enemy's attacks with resentment and contempt.

He has the greatest magnanimity and is willing to endure humiliation and bear the burden for the benefit of the party. He has the greatest dignity, and his cold eyebrows are pointed at thousands of people. He has the utmost humility and is willing to be a bully. ——Wang Meng's "Bu Li"

◎ héngméi-lìmù

[straighten the eyebrow and raise the eyes] describes a ferocious appearance

One by one A thug holding a six-edged stick, straighten the eyebrow and raise the eyes

◎ héngméi-nùmù

[straighten the eyebrow and raise the eyes] describes a tyrannical and unruly look

Mo Danian is naturally kind and gentle, and he can't do anything fancy or fancy.

——"Collected Works of Lao She·Zhao Ziyue"

◎ Hengmei héngméi

[lintel] Also known as "Hengmeizi". The horizontal frame above the door and window

◎ héngmù

[stretcher] The horizontal brace between the legs of furniture (such as tables and chairs); the two legs in the bottom frame of furniture The support between the couplets

◎ horizontal scroll bearing an inscription héngqī-shùbā

[in disorder; at sixes and sevens; in a mess]. Described as messy and extremely untidy

But I saw monks lying in various directions in the yard, some with heads and some without heads. ——"The Legend of Heroes of Sons and Daughters"

◎ Cross-cut héngqiē

(1) [transect]: cut or cross horizontally

(2) [crosscut] ∶: cut with a cross-cut saw (such as wood)

◎ horizontal meat héngròu

[look ugly and ferocious] meat that makes the appearance look ferocious

◎ horizontal three vertical四héngsān-shùsì

[in disarray] means messy and extremely untidy

There are many brooms, dustpans, dusters, hair fans, etc. placed horizontally and vertically along the street. stall, burden

◎ sweep héngsǎo

(1) [sweep away; make a clean sweep of]: sweep; sweep away

(2) [stampede ]: describe being unstoppable and invincible

Sweeping across thousands of troops like a rolling mat

◎ héngshēng-zhījié

[branch out; (fig) raise obstacles; deliberately complicate an issue] is a metaphor for the unexpected occurrence of some side problems, which affects the smooth resolution of the main problem

He dare not look at it for fear that another side issue will arise.

——Mao Dun "Frost leaves are as red as February flowers"

◎ Corpses are everywhere héngshī-biànyě

[mortal; corpses cover the plain] Corpses are everywhere

This war left corpses everywhere and rivers of blood

◎ héngshu

(1) [anyway]: Anyway (expressing affirmation)

Anyway, I want to go, no need to call him

(2) [in any case]: Anyway

Believe it or not, I believe it anyway

◎ Talk horizontally and vertically, héngshuō-shùshuō

[explain repeatedly] Repeatedly explain

Say horizontally and vertically, he is always right

◎ Lying horizontally Lying vertically héngtǎng-shùwò

[lying at sixes and sevens] Many people were lying around in a haphazard manner

Everyone was exhausted, so they just lay down and fell asleep

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◎ Pick the nose horizontally and pick the eyes vertically héng tiāo bízi shù tiāo yǎn

[pick on sb.] [口]: picky and embarrassed in every possible way

They view new things Not used to it, always picky noses and eyes

◎ héngtóu-héngnǎo

[effrontery] A presumptuous and self-righteous behavior

We cannot tolerate a Yankee primary school teacher interjecting so brazenly on matters that are purely British

◎ striated muscle héngwénjī

[striated muscle] consists of long, multi-nucleated muscles Muscle tissue composed of muscle fibers. The muscle fibers are wrapped in a thin layer of sarcolemma, with transverse bright and dark bands

◎ Transverse héngxiàng

[cross direction] A piece of paper is divided into vertical and horizontal directions The direction of the right angle

◎ Hengxin héngxīn

[bent on] Hengxing héngxīn

[bent on] Hengxing héngxíng

( 1) [cross field]: don’t follow the streets, walk across the fields

(2) [run amuck]: rely on violence to do bad things

The evil forces that are rampant in the world

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(3) [proul]: Travel through [area] in a plundering manner

The villain who once ran rampant on the Western Highway

(4) [advance freely and quickly]: gallop freely and horizontally, no matter where you go

You should travel across the world.

——"Zi Zhi Tong Jian"

◎ Tyrant héngxíng-bàdào

(1) [play the tyrant]: Rely on power and act recklessly

Don't let corruption Cowardly pedants are domineering

(2) [tyrannize]: exercise arbitrary power

These leaders are domineering in the countryside

◎ 黑眼héngyǎn

[askance] Look sideways, look sideways

◎ Overflow héngyì

(1) [overflow]: The river water rose and overflowed

The overflowing river flooded nearby villages

(2) [brim with]: intelligence and talent are fully demonstrated

talented

◎ across héngyuè

(1) [ transverse]: across or through

Across the Pacific

(2) [flight]: across, across

The ship crossed the equator

(3) [cross]: extending from one edge or corner to another edge or corner

A road that crosses the entire state

◎ horizontal héngzhí

[in any case]〈square〉: Anyway; horizontally and vertically

◎ Abscissa coordinate héngzuòbiāo

[abscissa] The horizontal coordinate of a point in the plane Cartesian coordinate system, its value Measured by a line segment parallel to the x-axis

◎ violative hèngbào

[perverse and violent] violent and violent

treacherous and violent

◎ Windfall hèngcái

[ill-gotten wealth] refers to money obtained illegally or by luck

◎ Unexpected misfortune hènghuò

[unexpected calamity; sudden misfortune] unexpected disaster

◎ Overbearing hèngmán

[perverse] Rough, unreasonable

◎ Overbearing hèngnì

[tyrannical] Overbearing and unreasonable

◎ Hengshi hèngshì

[sudden misfortune] An unexpected accident or disaster

◎ Hengshi hèngsǐ

[die a violent death] Death in an accident

Safety from unexpected death

◎ Hèngyāng-fēihuò

[the coming of unexpected calamity] Horizontal: accident. It means unexpected disasters coming from the sky

There are three emperors in the family to avoid evil ghosts, epidemic diseases, and flying disasters. ——Jin Ge Hong's "Baopuzi·Ya Lan"