Crispy pinyin

Explanation of words:

Onomatopoeia describes the creaking sound of an object under pressure.

The door creaked open.

Example: The shoulder pole creaks.

English: tickle

Network explanation:

Crunch: Interpretation of Chinese Vocabulary

Crunch (explanation of Chinese words)

Crunch, pronounced G ā zh, is a Chinese word, onomatopoeia, which describes the sound made by an object under pressure.

Tightening sentences:

Unable to sleep, she sat up and listened carefully, crunching, but the door opened.

The cold wind crunched against the old door! With a creak, the stick broke.

With a puff of blue smoke, the diesel engine started. Without a moment's delay, the driver crunched his car and rushed into the harsh horn of traffic in London at noon.

It is summer again. I wish you an early "long summer". Summer is too short-sighted. I don't think it's stupid. I crunched "summer" and had a good appetite. I have nothing to do with summer money every day.

Wish: Happy summer! With the brakes of the three-wheeled trampoline creaking, Ye Zijing and his wife finally reached their destination.

On the sidewalk, three or two children cheered and walked frolicking in the snow.

One foot crunched, and the thick snow was covered with fresh footprints.

The sound of playing the violin is like sawing the legs of a table. It's crunchy and ugly.