闹字拼音nào.

闹 is a commonly used Chinese character with the pinyin nào.The character has a variety of meanings and usages in the Chinese language, and the following is a list of some of the common usages and meanings.

1. Used as a verb, haunted can mean noisy, boisterous or joking. For example, they are making a racket, don't pay too much attention to it. The street was bustling with all kinds of stalls and performances attracting many people.

2. Used as an adjective, farcical can indicate a variety of states such as busy, busy, tense, etc. For example, she is particularly busy with a lot of things, and she is farcical and busy all day long. This place is too noisy for me to get used to.

3. Used as a noun, "闹" generally means quarrel or strife. For example, a rowdy conflict between neighbors leads to instability in the community. Political rowdiness is often found in news reports.

In addition to this, haunted can also be used with other words to form words, such as haunted clock, haunted city, haunted ghost and so on. In our daily life, we often use the Chinese character for haunting because it covers many different meanings and usages.

Also, it is worth noting that you need to follow the correct stroke order and writing rules when writing, so as not to have scribbled or unrecognizable handwriting. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to differentiate the pronunciation of the words haunted and brain to avoid the occurrence of misuse of Chinese characters.

All in all, haunted is a polysemous word that can have different meanings and uses in different contexts. Only when we master its correct usage can we express ourselves better in Chinese and demonstrate a professional and accurate language level.

Besides the common usage introduced above, there are also some special usages of farce.

1. Used as an adverb, "闹" can be used to emphasize a certain degree, which is equivalent to "very, very much". For example, I understand this question, what a coincidence!

2. As a quantifier, it can mean a period of time or a distance. For example, I walked three miles to the office. He was up all night last night.

3. In some dialects, "闹" can also mean "to have happened" or "to have accomplished". For example, I had dinner this morning. He started work.

As you can see, the Chinese character for haunting, though simple, involves a variety of grammatical and semantic dimensions. Therefore, in actual use, you need to have a certain language ability and rich expression skills to be able to use it flexibly and make your language more vivid and interesting, accurate and standardized.

In short, learning Chinese characters is an important part of our Chinese language learning. Only by mastering the correct way of writing and usage can we learn Chinese better and provide a solid foundation for further study and utilization.