擞 sǒu, sòu

一、擞的释义

读音一 [ sǒu ]

〖抖擞〗. To be invigorated; to be energized.

Pronunciation 2 [ sòu ]

Shaking the stove with a stick to make the ashes fall down: to shake the fire. Conjure up the stove.

II. Chinese character etymology (as shown)

III. Character evolution (as shown)

IV. Word formation

Shaking? Shaking? Shivering? Spirit trembling? Shake the spirit? 抖抖擞擞

扩展资料

一、抖擞? [ dǒu sǒu ]?

1. Also known as " 抖薮". Judas search, look for.

2. To lift something with one's hand and vibrate it.

3, To shake but; to get rid of.

4, To invigorate; to strive for.

5, To reveal; to show.

6, To tremble; to shiver.

7, Mighty, divine.

8, Buddhist language. An Italian translation of the Sanskrit word dhūta (head).

2. Doo brio? [ dòu sòu ]?

Same as " 斗薮". Dou Yufu is a word with the pinyin dǒu sǒu, meaning shaking, vibrating down.

Three: 擞抖抖? [ sòu dǒu dǒu ]?

The appearance of trembling.

Four. [ dǒu sǒu jīng shén ]?

To raise one's spirits.

From: Ming Luo Guanzhong, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", 5th time: Fei shook up his spirit and fought soundly against Lu Bu. He fought for more than fifty rounds in a row, and was not able to distinguish between the winners and the losers.

Translation: ? Zhang Fei lifted up his spirit and fought with Lu Bu in a hot battle. He fought back and forth for more than fifty rounds, but did not win or lose.

Fifth, shaking and shaking? [ dǒu dǒu sǒu sòu ]?

Shivering.

From: Qing Dynasty, Ling mongoose early "Officialdom Present Shape", the fifth eight: "has been to their own often recite the scriptures of a room, in front of the Goddess of Mercy trembling and trembling, lit an incense burner and climbed down to touch the three heads."