薅

拼音 hāo

部首 艹 笔画 16 五行 木 繁體 薅 五笔 AVDF

生词本

Basic Interpretation Detailed Interpretation

1. To pull up (grasses, etc.) with the hands: ～苗(interplanting).

2. to seize: a hand to ~ him up from his seat.

Related Groupings

weed and hoe

[hāo chú]

A small hoe with a short handle for weeding.

薅恼

[hāo nǎo]

1. trouble; harass. 水浒传》第二回："This guy's big brother, it is necessary to gripe the village neighborhood." Children's Heroes (《儿女英雄传》第三一回)："I have lived here for many years, and I have never gripped and annoyed my neighbors and oppressed the good and the lowly, but you have come to my house for no reason at all, what is the reason for this?"

Gathering fields

[hāo tián]

Cultivating fields.

gleaner

[hāo dāo]

Sickle.

Ke glean

[kē hāo]

Trimming branches and vines, mowing down weeds.

weeding seedlings

[hāo miáo]

uprooting: ~ grass. ~ hoe.

weeding

[hāo nòu]

Weeding.

Miao gripping

[miáo hāo]

Removing the weeds among the seedlings. It is also used as a metaphor for pacifying local rebellions.

Weeding horse

[hāo mǎ]

Name of agricultural tool. A bamboo horse used in the cultivation of grain.

薅栉

[hāo zhì]

Clearing and remediation.

weeping wool

[hāo yáng máo]

The original meaning of "wool-gathering" follows the practice of "wool-gathering and wool-knitting" by Auntie Baiyun in the Spring Festival sketches, and was defined as Woolgathering" is defined as the practice of "woolgathering and knitting" in the Spring Festival drama by Auntie Baiyun. The present meaning: now 80, 90 as the representative of the emerging urban population of banks and other financial institutions and various types of merchants to carry out some of the preferential activities of great interest, and specializing in the emergence of such a group of people, searching ...