Definition of mechanics

[mechanics; Dynamic]

A branch of natural science that studies energy and force and their relationship with the equilibrium, deformation or motion of solids, liquids and gases (1). Study hard. Don Yang Jiong's "Fu on the Lying Reading Frame": "Confucianism is profound, and mechanics cares about seeking profit." Ren Zong, the book of Wang Song's An Shi, said: "As for the virtue and propriety, what the former king did was mechanically guarded and could not be covered." "wake up, keep saying, three small companies, make the industry famous": "practicing mechanics at home, just like I do at home, I can't slack off my work." (2) The science of studying the laws of mechanical motion of objects is a branch of physics.

Word decomposition

Interpretation of strength √ The efficacy of human and animal muscles: strength. Power. Everything works: vision. Productivity. Control. Physics refers to the interaction between objects, causing acceleration or deformation: mechanics. Acting force. Conservatism. Make great efforts: do your best. Failure. Turn the tide. Last name. Hermeneutics of learning should follow suit, delve into knowledge, acquire knowledge and study: students. Apprentice. Study, study. Xueyou scholars. Learn valves. Education system education. Handan toddler (mocking people who only know imitation, are not good at learning and have no achievements, also called "Handan toddler"). The place to impart knowledge: school ("learning" for short)