1, cut and read the qi sound, and cut and truncate the table. Examples are "cutting vegetables" and "cutting cakes". The word "cut" in this pronunciation can mean the action of separating something from a complete state. In the word "cutting vegetables", "cutting" refers to cutting vegetables into small pieces from a whole state. Similarly, "cutting" in "cutting cakes" refers to cutting rice cakes into small pieces from a whole state.
2, cut the qiè sound, the table is practical and conclusive. Examples are "relevant" and "relevant". The word "cut" in this pronunciation can mean to confirm or emphasize the authenticity and accuracy of something. In the word "fit", "cut" means that the cooperation between two things is very suitable and consistent. In "to the point", "to the point" means that a speech or article is very relevant and in line with the theme.
3. In addition to the above two pronunciations and meanings, "Qie" has other usages and pronunciations. For example, in some dialects, "cut" can also mean "eat", which is equivalent to "eat" in English. In addition, "qie" can also express modal particles, which means firmness and affirmation, such as "qie ~" which is often said in spoken English.
Characteristics of polyphonic characters
1, pronunciation diversity: the most striking feature of polyphonic words is that their pronunciation is diverse. Different pronunciations may appear in different contexts and represent different meanings or parts of speech. For example, the word "heavy" can be read as "zhòng" and "chóng", which mean different meanings such as weight and repetition respectively.
2. Semantic differences: Multiple pronunciations of polyphonic words usually correspond to different semantics, that is, different pronunciations may have different meanings. For example, the word "thin" can be read as "báo" and "bó", which mean different meanings such as thickness and thinness respectively.
3. Part-of-speech differences: Different pronunciations of polyphonic words may correspond to different parts of speech. For example, the word "bian" can be pronounced as "biàn" and "pián", which respectively represent different parts of speech such as convenience and cheapness.
4. Usage specificity: Each pronunciation of polyphonic words usually has its specific usage, that is, a certain pronunciation will appear in certain words or contexts. For example, the word "de" can be read as "dí", "dì" and "de", which are used to modify nouns, as structural auxiliary words and as modal particles respectively.
5. It is difficult to learn and use: Because of the diversity and complexity of pronunciation and meaning of polyphonic words, learning and using polyphonic words requires high language ability and careful attention. People need to memorize each pronunciation of each polyphonic word and its corresponding meaning, part of speech and usage, and make correct choices in practical use.