Wooden pole mù gǎn, tie rod lā gān, flagpole qí gān, railing?lán gān?, mast wéi gān, pole gǎn zi, lever gàng gǎn, benchmark biāo gān, gun pole qiāng gǎn, bacillus gǎn jūn, etc.

Straw jiē gǎn, tree stalk kē gǎn, straw grass gǎn cǎo, straw hé gǎn, root stalk gēn gǎn, wheat straw mài gǎn, hemp stalk má? gǎn, straw gǎn zi, mixed stalk zá gǎn, ǐ tall stalk t ng gǎn et al.

The pronunciation of pole: gǎn; the pinyin of stalk: gǎn. Explanation: often used to refer to a long and narrow wooden strip, usually with considerable hardness, used as a lever, handle or support; the stems of rice, wheat and other plants: Mai~er.

Ma~er.

Sorghum ~ son.

Smoke~.

Parts of speech: nouns and quantifiers.

The noun pole is a stick-like slender part of an object; the quantifier is used for an object with a pole.

Such as: a gun; a steelyard.

Origin: pole, ancient work, common wood.

- "Zhengzitong"; stalk, grass stem.

——"Shuowen"; rice stalks are called stalks.

——Poems about poles in "Guang Ya": Gong Ci (Tang Dynasty, Xu Zhongya) - I am afraid of the cold spring at dawn, so I lightly lift the bead curtain to look at the peonies.

A handful of willow silk cannot be gathered, and the breeze is placed on the jade railing.

Gong Ci No. 51 (Zhao Ji, Song Dynasty) - A pair of auspicious bamboos were born in the secret pavilion, beside the jade balustrade outside the green railing.

Lian Ke is planted with stems and sparse leaves, and the moon lingers in the wind, which is very interesting.

On the twenty-eighth day of the first lunar month, it was snowy and clear, and I woke up from sleep. Part 2 (Song Dynasty, Zhou Zizhi) - The plum trees were bordered by lace, the sun was red, and the birds were chirping slightly warmly in the east wind.

The cold window evokes the sight of no one, leaning against the railing alone to watch the snow melt.

Verses about stalks: The old worship of Dishu Mountain - Song Dynasty Wang Yanchang's "Ten Poems by Fenghe Clan Ancestor Ziyan Weng" Food: How to make garlic and mugwort stalks - Remove the roots and old parts of mugwort stalks, then wash them;

Break into inch sections by hand; mince the garlic; add a small amount of oil to the pot and sauté the pepper until fragrant; add the mugwort stalks and stir-fry quickly; stir-fry until the mugwort stalks collapse, add salt and chicken essence to taste, add minced garlic and stir-fry evenly

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