What is Zhan's first sound?

Occupy, stick, touch, feel, look, dip, etc.

First of all, explain

[ zhàn ]

1, occupation: Ba ~. Strong attack. ~ seats.

2. Being in a certain position or belonging to a certain situation: ~ Advantage. ~ have the upper hand. Yes ~ most.

[ zhān ]

1, divination: ~ hexagrams.

2. Last name.

Second, stickiness.

Last name.

[ zhān ]

1. Sticky things are connected to each other or attached to other things: several pieces of sugar are together. Sugar teeth

Stick paper or other things to another thing with glue, paste, etc. : ~ envelope.

Third, touch

1, bubble: tears flow to the front.

2. Be attached to something by contact: ~ water.

3. Touch or touch lightly: ~ side. My feet don't touch the ground.

4. Get (benefits) from sex: ~ light. The benefits are all ~.

5. Line; Good; Yes: no ~ (no, no).

Fourth, felt.

Blocks and pieces made of wool, etc. : ~ shoes. ~ mat。 Oil wool ~.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) is far-sighted

1, look forward or up: look ~. Be farsighted.

2. Last name.

Extended data

1. Occupation group words: occupation, capture, possession, deification, occupation, monopoly, possession, swallowing, occupation, occupation, attack and capture, dream, capture and capture.

Example: occupy [jǐ zhàn]?

Seize: ~ cultivated land. No ~ education funds.

2. Sticky words: sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky stick, sticky cake, sticky leaf, sticky card.

Example: Paste [zhā n ti]?

Stick paper or other things to another thing with glue, paste, etc. : ~ slogan.

Third, word combination: touch, touch hands, touch all, touch relatives, touch light, touch edges, pollution, imagine, touch the front, touch flowers, touch towels, touch gifts, touch quilts.

Example: touching relatives [zhā n q and n]?

Related (mostly distant relatives): ~ bring friends. I'm a little close to him.

4. Felt characters: linoleum, felt house, felt, felt hat, felt, rolled felt, swallowed felt, felt furnace, felt, felt bag, rain felt and needle felt.

For example: linoleum [yóu zhān]?

Building materials made of felt or thick paper blanks made of asphalt soaked with animal hair or plant fibers are tough and impervious, and are used as waterproof and moisture-proof layers for roofs, basement walls and foundations. Also known as linoleum.

5. Word reading: look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look at each other.

Example: Looking forward to [zhān wàng]?

Look into the distance; Looking to the future: look up ~. ~ the future.