The pinyin for pendulum is bǎi.

I. Pronunciation

bǎi.

II. Interpretation

1. to place; to arrange: to put something ~ well. A dozen fishing boats were ~ in a row by the river. ~ Facts, reasoning.

2, show; show off: ~ broad. ~ Mighty.

3. to shake; to sway: a big shake of ~. He shook his ~ hand straight at me.

3. Stroke order

Horizontal, vertical hook, lift, vertical, horizontal fold, vertical, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, apostrophe fold, dot.

Four, close synonyms

Shake: to sway; to make an object move back and forth: to move ~. ~ sway. ~ hand. ~ bell. ~ scull. ~ to shake one's head.

Shaking: shaking; swinging: shaking head ~ head. The wind blew the branches of the trees straight ~.

V. Word formation

Placing: to arrange; to place. From the fourth and fifth installment of Water Margin.

Pendulum clock: a kind of clock that has a pendulum to control the even running of the mechanism.

Pendulum: (verb) to place things according to an aesthetic point of view: the house is ~ very neat. Metaphorically speaking, it is not useful to look at.

Example sentences for arrange:

1. A northwesterly wind blew, and the long, skinny branches of the aspen tree swayed in the cold wind, shaking the snow from the uniformly upward-stretching branches.

2, the grass against the wind and rain, suddenly head high, suddenly swaying, like a drunken song, then the earth played a "strong grass fight wind" hymn. The storm is backing down and is willing to bow to the wind.

3. If I go to see it again the next day, it will be a very proud demeanor, as if in the other flowers to show their own style.

4. A few of the longer feathers were still swaying up and down, and my mother turned to me with a small smile, and then the whole room was filled with laughter.

5. A gust of wind blew against the only tree, and the tree swayed violently, and the gust seemed to be the wail of the tree.