Pronounced zhù.

1. Also known as: loom and grapefruit (loom and shaft. Shuttle and reed. A metaphor for the organization and conception of poetry); loom shuttle (the shuttle of a loom. Refers to weaving).

2. A mason in civil engineering.

3, to thin, to sharpen.

Group words: loom, loom, loom, thunder loom, loom, loom, loom, casting loom, shaft loom, loom, loom cloud, loom head, loom, loom, loom toilet, loom love, loom bucket

Expanded Information:

Words Explained:

1. loom and shaft [zhù zhóu]?

The loom and the shaft, the two parts of the old loom that govern the threads of warp and weft, is a metaphor for the organizational conception of an essay.

2. loom [jī zhù]?

The loom.

3, Lei loom [léi zhù]?

Legend has it that the god of thunder used to send out thunderbolts. Its shape is like a shuttle, hence the name.

4, Loom [zhóu zhù]?

Shaft and loom, two parts of the textile machine. Referring to the textile machine.

5、loom cloud [zhù yún]?

The cloud shaped like a shuttle.