Basic meaning:

1, onomatopoeia, describes crying and vomiting: ~ threw up all over the floor. ?

2, refers to the decadent voice: lewd ~.

3, auxiliary words, roughly equivalent to "ah" (the sound next to the front must end with u, ao, ou, etc. ) how nice ~! Go ~!

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Etymological interpretation

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Wow, I'm flattered. From the mouth, Guisheng. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Wow, exclaim for flattery. The glyph takes the word "Kou" as the side and the word "Gui" as the side.

Explanation of word combinations:

1, Ji Ji Wa Wa: describes the noise.

Zhou Libo's "Storm" Part II: "The next night, Zhang called a meeting of the leaders of the peasant associations, and everyone swore at Guo Quanhai."

2, wow, crying: describes crying loudly.

Zhang Xiaodie was so angry that she began to cry inside. Her money! This year's food expenses!

3, wow: describe shouting.

They are obviously allowed to carry it. Xu Fengling cried there and called Geng Qingcheng incompetent, but he couldn't fight, so he led his troops to the county seat.

4. Hoho: Hoho is included in Genie's sixth solo album "Genie Anyway", and the episode of the TV series "Love Begins with Confession" is composed by Adi Tsai.

5 5.《Wow Years》:Wow Years is a British drama film released in 2005, directed by Richard Grant and starring gabriel byrne and miranda richardson. This film is based on the story of the director's growing up in East Africa as a teenager. .

Through the perspective of 14-year-old protagonist Love, the film leads the audience to see the vanity vicissitudes of the British upper class and colonial class in the late 1960s, just before Swaziland's independence from the British Empire.