Juran means unexpected, unexpected; clear, obvious; same as Anran, safe, stable; arrogant.

Pinyin jū rán.

The basic meaning is actually a Chinese word, which means unexpected, unexpected; clear, obvious; same as Anran, safe, stable; arrogant.

Source: "Historical Records·The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin": "The land of Qin is considered solid by mountains and rivers, and it is a country with four fortresses. Since Duke Mu, as for the king of Qin, there are more than twenty kings, who are always the heroes of the princes. How can it be? The world is so virtuous, and its power is unexpected."

Example Huang Junzai of the Qing Dynasty, "Jinhu Langmo·Gangyan Changes in Tickets": "The cunning ones are often associated with literati and celebrities, and they use it to borrow reputation. "I am a refined person."

The grammatical word formation method is subject-predicate form; it is usually used as subject, predicate, attributive, and adverbial in a sentence.

Synonyms unexpectedly: (adverb) means unexpected.

Use a sentence

1. The lake reflected the colorful lanterns on the other side. Driven by the wind, there were actually ripples like fish scales, one after another, flashing mischievously. With. However, because it is full of luxury and waste, it is inevitable that people will feel a little greasy about this scenery.

2. My grandfather is an out-and-out old farmer. His bronze face was deeply etched with wrinkles; his two big hands, like small cattail fans, were covered with calluses. Although grandpa is over sixty years old this year, he still dares to compete with young people when it comes to farming.

3. Soon, these beautiful fireworks slowly turned into a meteor shower and rained down on the world. Others looked like mushrooms, and what was even more amazing was that strings of beautiful pearl necklaces actually appeared in the sky. I really wanted to take one off and put it around my neck. My friends and I couldn't help but sigh in admiration.