The word explanation for keel is: keel lónggǔ. (1) Chinese medicine name. Also known as "flower keel". It is the skeleton fossil of ancient large mammals, such as elephants, rhinos, three-toed horses, etc. (2) Longitudinal girders along the centerline of the bottom of the ship from bow to stern.

The word explanation for keel is: keel lónggǔ. (1) Chinese medicine name. Also known as "flower keel". It is the skeleton fossil of ancient large mammals, such as elephants, rhinos, three-toed horses, etc. (2) Longitudinal girders along the centerline of the bottom of the ship from bow to stern. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄌㄨㄥ_ㄍㄨˇ. Part of speech is: noun. The pinyin is: lónggǔ. The structure is: dragon (single structure) bone (upper and lower structure).

What is the specific explanation of keel? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

1. Citations and explanations. Click here to view the details of the plan

⒈ Dragon skeleton. They are actually fossils of certain ancient animals. Used as a tonic in traditional Chinese medicine. Quoting from "Historical Records·Book of River Canals": "The keel is obtained by passing through the canal, so it is called Longshou Canal." Yu Xin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty "He Li Si Lu Xiyu": "The clouds rise from the fish scales, and the canal opens from the keel." Liang Ren of the Southern Dynasty_" Volume 2 of "Shu Yi Ji": "In the summer of the seventh year of Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty, thunder shook the Nanshan Mountain. The trees all caught fire, burning to the roots, and the ground was all yellow. Afterwards, the rain passed quickly, and a person found a dragon bone among them." ⒉ Yu Shoujin. of branches. Quoting the poem "Inscribed on Anle Mountain" by Xian Wang of the Tang Dynasty: "The green cypresses are not withered, the dragon is skinny, and the stone spring is still in the cold light of the mirror." Wang Yu of the Song Dynasty wrote the poem "Sending a Qiong Stick to the Taoist Priest Liu Zhanran": "A guest left a bamboo stick with nine knots *** One branch. The crane is older and longer, and the dragon's bones are dry and strange. "⒊Another name for jujube. The jujube tree is thin and strong, so it is called. Sun Yi of the Song Dynasty, "Luzhaishierbian·Miscellaneous Notes·Synonyms of Characters": "Jujube is called ram's horn, chicken heart, and dragon bone. Quoted from "Zhizhi of Place Names": 'Hezhongfu tribute dragon bone jujube.'" According to "New Book of Tang Dynasty·Geography" Three": "Tu Gong: Dragon Bone Date, Fengqi Pear." ⒋ See "Dragon Bone Car". ⒌Support and load-bearing structures like spines and ribs for ships, airplanes, buildings, etc. Quote from Chapter 30 of "The Strange Situation I've Witnessed in Twenty Years": "He looks wrong. If you look at his keel, I'm afraid he won't be able to walk; if you look at his rudder, I'm afraid he won't be able to turn around." Shen Congwen's "Autobiography of Congwen· I have attended many classes and still haven’t put down that big book: "Those shipbuilders placed the keel of a small boat in the sun." ⒍ refers to the trunk, the backbone. Quoted from "Flower City", Issue 4, 1981: "Those leaders of the masses, the Optimus Prime of the motherland, the essence of the nation, the 'keel' of the party!" ⒎Stone embankment. Quoting from Tang Li He's poem "Together with Shen Prince Consort Fu De Yugou Shui": "__ The keel is cold, and the duck head on the shore is fragrant." Wang Qi explained: "The keel seems to refer to the stone masonry beside the ditch." ⒏ The sternum of birds. Also called keel protrusion. ⒐The common name of the wrist bone. Formerly known as high bone, sharp bone or ankle bone. Quoted from "Yizong Jinjian·Extremities·Carpal Bones": "The carpal bone, that is, the metacarpal bone, is the present section of the five fingers. It is also called the congested bone, commonly known as the tiger bone. The outer bone is called the high bone, also known as the ankle bone. The bone is commonly known as the dragon bone, because it can bend up and down, so it is called the wrist. "⒑ refers to the horse. Quote from No. 67 of "Gong Ci" by Mrs. Shu Huarui: "Since I chose it as the real dragon bone, I have built a small stable at the east end." Yuan Sadula's poem "Painting Horses": "The waves of the Han River wash the dragon bone, and the stars in the house "The horse fell to the ground and came out."

2. Mandarin Dictionary

The bones of the dragon.

3. Internet explanation

Dragon bone (bone medicinal material) dragon bone, also known as: land tiger bone, Naga bone, raw dragon bone, forged dragon bone, five-flowered dragon bone, green dragon bone, flower Keel, white keel. It is the fossil of the bones of ancient mammals such as elephants, rhinos, three-toed horses, etc. After digging out the keel, remove the soil and impurities. The five-flower keel bone is crispy and easily broken when exposed to the air after being unearthed. It is often pasted with raw edge paper.

Poems about keels

"Horse·Unknown Dragon Bones" "Dielianhua·A few strands of Xiangjiang dragon bones" "Start of work·Keel piercing the clouds, water and sky"

Poetry about the dragon bone

The lost cloud dragon bone has thin teeth, the cloud is dark, the stone pond dragon bone sheds the rain whip, the old bursts into the gray dragon bone

Idioms about the dragon bone

Powder Bones, bones, ears, hard joints, eyes, cartilage, bones, bones, and ashes

Words about dragon bones

Crane bones, dragon tendons, bones, bones, bones, bones, white bones, flesh, bones, bones, ashes, heart, bones, bones Listen to the voice and invite the skeleton dragon Zhang to show off its hard bones

Sentences about the dragon bone

1. This is the skeleton fossil of Chagan Noursaurus on display in the Inner Mongolia Museum.

2. In order to verify whether the original wooden keel ceiling can still be used, the designer must check its load-bearing surface, but it is not necessary to uncover the structural layer of the entire ceiling to get a closer look.

3. The cross arm is made of light steel keel, and the boom is made of full-thread screw. The selection specifications are shown in the table below.

4. In order to pursue the foot feel excessively, some consumers add blockboards to the keels. The quality of the blockboards affects the pavement quality of solid wood composite flooring.

5. The four people got out of the cabin. They saw no keel, no ribs, no rafters, and no steerage. It was weird.

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