Current location - Recipe Complete Network - Complete recipe book - Fried chicken: Why do people read four tones?
Fried chicken: Why do people read four tones?
The word itself is a polyphonic word.

In fact, Fried itself is a polyphonic word, which needs to be combined with different contexts and collocations to switch pronunciation. When we learn the word "Fried", we will encounter many problems, that is, to examine its multi-tone usage. For example, if the teacher gives a word "bomb", you need to raise your hand and tell the teacher that the pronunciation of this word is "zhà". For example, the teacher said "fried" and read it as "yóu zhá". Words fried with different new words will emit different tones. When we read "zhà" four times, it means that an object will make a strong sound, or it can be described as an explosion, such as a bomb, an explosion, a king explosion and so on. If the rising tone is pronounced as "zhá", it mostly refers to a way of cooking food. Such as fried dough sticks, fried dough sticks, fried grasshoppers and so on. Among them, fried chicken is also a way to cook food. Fry the chicken in the oil pan for a while, then take it out, sprinkle with seasoning, cumin, Chili noodles and so on, and you can eat it. These fried foods are often seen in western fast food restaurants. After all, the fat content is too high, so it is better to eat less. So, if you put the word fried with the word chicken, you have to read it twice. You have to read it.