How do you pronounce the word "tun" next to the word "moon"?

Gizzard [zhūn? or [chún]

Gizzard? [zhūn]?

The stomach (also called "gizzard") of a bird: chicken ~.

Sincere, sincere: ~~. ~ duk.

Gizzard? [chún]?

A part of the hindquarters of an animal used in ancient sacrifices.

Anciently synonymous with "pure", whole, entire.

Fine and dense: "Mu Mu ~ ~, its affairs are not to be followed".

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1.? Gizzard? [zhūn]

gizzard? [zhūn]?

〈名〉

面颊? [cheek]

Gizzard, cheek. --Shuowen

Gizzard, commonly known as the cheeks. -- Zhu Junsheng, "Shuowen tongxun dingsheng"

The stomach of an avian? [gizzard]. For example: chicken gizzard; goose gizzard

Buttocks [buttocks]. [buttocks]

The crotch is big and the gizzard is high, and the lips of the cow are determined, so it is rough to drink wine in the village.

The "form"

Sincere, sincere? [sincere]

Fu yan have to rely on, gizzard and gizzard of its benevolence, abyss and abyss of its abyss, hao and hao of its sky.

The Gizzard of the Gizzard

The Gizzard of the Gizzard

The Gizzard of the Gizzard is a gizzard of the gizzard of a man who has been in a state of mourning for the death of his wife. Traditional Radicals:Meat,Extra Strokes:4,Total Strokes:8五笔86&98:EGBN仓颉:BPU笔顺编号:35111525四角号码:75217UniCode:CJK?Unified Chinese Characters?U+80AB?forms. The character from meat is from tun, which is also pronounced as tun. "Tun means "curled", "wrapped". The combination of "meat" and "tun" means "stuffing wrapped in meat skin". Original meaning: the stomach of a bird with food (the stomach itself is the "meat skin", and the contents of the stomach are the "stuffing"). Explanation: 1. This character is the same as "饨", a kind of food with a filling wrapped in a thin crust. 2. The Shuowen explains this character as "cheeks", which is not correct but not too far from the truth. Outrageous - when you take a big bite of food in your mouth, your cheeks bulge out, like a crust wrapped around a filling...? See more>>