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Urge beauty, urge the Lord, urge interest, urge rent, urge hypnosis and urge breastfeeding.

Accuse, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind, remind.

The first time, the second time, the tax, the second time, the mortgage.

Urge, urge, urge, urge, urge, urge, urge, urge, urge.

Hair growth sign, bud promotion sign, makeup promotion sign, catalysis.

Maturity, regression, advancement, cutting, greening, fattening and preservation.

Urge, urge, urge

Two-word with explanation in hurried phrases

Urge: a metaphor for urging closely.

Reminder: 1. Bird name. Zigui, another name for cuckoo.

Urgent: 1. Promotion.

Urge: 1. Urge to leave.

Catalysis: ① In the process of chemical reaction, a substance is added to accelerate or delay the reaction: catalyst. ② Metaphor ...

Tear gas: A bomb filled with tear gas. After the explosion, my eyes shed tears.

Courier: 1. Staff who helped collect land taxes in the old society.

Urge grain: 1. Urge money and food.

Supervise and urge: supervise and urge: urge all departments to conscientiously complete various tasks.

Damn fool: a person who urges people to die early, which is a metaphor for urging others to be very tight and urgent.

Urge: 1. Urge, force (recover debts, etc.) ) .2. Impulse ... Reluctantly move forward. Although these children are unusual. ...

Flower drum: 1. Tang Nanzhuo's "Jiegu Lu": "I met Dan in early February, and when I finished my towel, Chu Qingyu. ...

Induced labor: use drugs or other methods to make pregnant women's uterus contract and promote fetal production. Also called birth.

Urging symbol: 1. Superstition refers to symbols that urge people to die early. Often used to describe a heavy blow, severe means, etc.

Urgent: 1. Collect rent. Tax collection is stipulated by law, so it is called.

Push: 1. Also called "push". Urge.

Reminder: 1. In the past, county magistrate ordered officials to complete urgent business within a certain period of time, and if they didn't do so, they would be punished.

Huayu: 1. It's called spring rain.

Urging: Urging: He didn't take a rest until three transgressions and five times.

Hypnosis: Use * * * vision, hearing or touch to induce people or animals to sleep, or use verbal cues to people. ...

Fattening: See [Fattening].

Urge: 1. Due to service or other needs, large livestock such as cattle and horses are fed with concentrated feed in a short time, and they are urged to do their best. ...

Urge: 1. Urge.

Emulsifier: use drugs or food to make the parturient secrete milk.

Rush: 1. See "rushing and merging".

Three words, used to urge words to combine words.

Keywords lullaby, catalyst, hypnosis, tear gas,

Keywords hypnotics, death killers, hypnotic songs, death killers,

Keywords makeup poem, flower rain, birth ceremony, birth wife,

Give birth to a symbol, urge students to attend class, urge flower drums, urge Bayer,

Sad reminder,

Four words in one sentence.

Make people cry, beat drums to make flowers, hit bowls to make poems,

Keywords catalytic cracking, pass the parcel, inspiring,

Keywords aconite catalysis, enzyme catalyst, micelle catalysis,

Many people are hard to rush, they are not determined, and they are urged and invited.

Four-character idioms with explanations

Idiom: make people cry Pinyin: Cu Crén lèI Xià explanation: urge: urge, urge. The description of the story is very touching and makes people cry.

Idiom: time reminds pinyin: nián HuáyüCuī: explanation: time: time; Desire: to be. Age makes people old. Source: Song Wang Zhu's "Prodigy Poetry Ji Dong": "When it comes to Jiapinghou, the years are rushing."

Idiom: Beating a bowl to urge poetry Pinyin: jρ b ρ ρ ρ Interpretation: It refers to writing a poem in a limited time. Metaphorically speaking, poetry is smart. Source: Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Heroes of Children" back to the 37 th: "Seven steps and eight forks, there is a precedent, the ancients played bowls to urge poetry, and I went to play bowls."

Idioms with more than four words urge words to become words.

Idiom: the back waves push the front waves. Pinyin: hò u là ng cu and qi á n là ng explain: It means that new things push or replace old things and keep moving forward. Source: Song Wenjun's poem "Crossing Tiaoxi": "Just look at the waves behind and urge the waves in front. When you realize the new person, you will change to the old one."

Pinyin and Chinese character interpretation of crossword puzzles

be on an impulse

round flat piece of jade with a hole in the centre

Urge to act quickly: urge. Urge. Urge.

Accelerating the emergence, development and change of things: catalysis. Have a baby. Hypnotic aphrodisiac fat

Number of strokes:13;

Radical: qi;

Nice names of boys and girls made up of reminders.

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