Yes

Pinyin?

shì?

Radical? Day

Stroke? 9

Five Elements? Gold

Traditional? Yes

Wubi? JGHU

Word Book

Basic definition? Detailed definition?

1. Right; correct (opposite to "non"): nothing. I think~. Seek truth from facts~. You said it very well. You should prepare early~.

2. Think it is correct: ~The past is not the present. Deep ~ its words.

3. Words expressing agreement: ~, I know. ~, I will go.

4. Surname.

5. Demonstrative pronouns. This; this: such as ~. It can be seen from ~. ~Tolerable, which one cannot be tolerated?. ~The weather was sunny on the day.

6. Connect two things, indicating that the two are identical or the latter explains the type and attributes of the former: Lu Xun, the author of "The True Story of Ah Q". To save means not to waste.

7. Used in conjunction with the word "的", it has the function of classification: this table is made of stone. That bottle of ink is red. I came to see him.

8. To connect two things, it means that the object of the statement belongs to the situation mentioned after "is": he has good intentions. Let's say a word to a hero and whip a horse to speed up. In the yard, it’s winter, in the house, it’s spring.

9. To express existence, the subject is usually a word indicating the place, and the word "is" behind it indicates the existence of things: in front of the village ~ a paddy field. He was covered in sweat from running.

10. Use the same noun or verb before and after "is", and use two such formats in succession to indicate that the several things mentioned are unrelated to each other and cannot be confused: last year ~ last year, this year ~ this year, you What the same thing happened back then! Talk, talk, do, do it, don't delay the work even if you have opinions.

11. In the first half of the sentence, the same noun, adjective or verb is used before and after "is" to express concession and contains the meaning of "although": Poetry~ A good poem, but it is a bit too long. The things are old, but they can still be used. I'll go, but I won't eat there.

12. Used at the beginning of a sentence to emphasize the tone: ~Who told you?. ~ National defense soldiers, defend the motherland day and night, so that we can live a happy life.

13. Used in front of nouns, it means "everything": ~ He is willing to do anything that is beneficial to the masses.

14. Used in front of nouns, it means "suitable": He thinks very carefully. This time it rained. Everything is well placed.

15. Used in choice questions, true or false questions or rhetorical questions: Do you eat rice or noodles?. Isn't he gone? Are you tired? ⑾ (must be re-read) expresses firm affirmation and contains the meaning of "certain, real": I found out clearly that he didn't go that day. This book is good, you can read it.