The polysyllabic word combinations and pinyin are as follows:

Su: sù dormitory; xiǔ一su; xiù star.

Peel: bō exploitation; bāo peeling.

Knot: jiē blossom and bear fruit; jié conclusion.

Chinese: chǎng square; cháng a rain.

Crown: guān laurel; guàn champion.

Tà: tà step on; tā down-to-earth.

Borrow: jiè comfort; jí mess.

Lu: lù dewdrops; lòu showing one’s face.

He: hè sings harmony; huó blends noodles; huò blends medicine; hé makes peace.

Chao: zhāo morning glow; cháo direction.

fiber: xiān delicate and weak; qiàn tracker.

Packing: huá rowing; huà planning.

Zhuan: zhēng struggle; zhèng break free.

Zha: zhá struggle; zhā acupuncture; zā bandage.

Bury: mái bury; mán complain.

Paper: juàn test paper; juǎn sweeping.

Ben: bēn run; bèn flee.

Jiang: jiàng descend; xiáng surrender.

Pi: pì to open up; bì to restore.

Stinky: chòu stink; xiù milk odor is still fresh.

Rate: lǜ probability; shuài lead.

Biography: chuán legend; zhuàn biography.

Zhuan: zhuǎn circulation; zhuàn circle.

Zhuó land; zháo catch fire; zhāo stand high; zhe watch.

odd: qí strange; jī odd number.

Where: chù everywhere; chǔ processing.

Heavy: zhòng is important; chóng overlaps.

Polyphonetic characters:

Polyphonic characters refer to a word that has two or more pronunciations. Different pronunciations have different meanings, different usages, and often different parts of speech. The pronunciation has the function of distinguishing the part of speech and the meaning of the word; the pronunciation is also different according to the usage situation, and the pronunciation has the function of distinguishing the usage.

Pronunciation plays a role in distinguishing parts of speech and meanings. This type of polyphonic characters is called "polyphonic pronunciation" in classical Chinese, and accounts for about 80% of all polyphonic characters. We should analyze and remember these polyphonic characters according to their different pronunciations. For example, "general": jiāng (can be used as a verb or adverb, etc.), the verb can be interpreted as "leading", and the adverb can be interpreted as "general"; jiàng (noun), can be interpreted as "general" or "general"; qiāng (verb) , make "wishes" and "requests".