The third syllable piě of Pinyin pie(p and ie) is composed of initial p+ vowel ie+ third tone symbol, and the tone is marked on E. The Chinese characters corresponding to the three tones of pie: "Pi" and "Pi" are specifically explained as follows:

[ piě ]

1, throw it flat: throw a brick.

2, tilt: he is splayed, walking to the outside.

3. Show contempt, disapproval, unhappiness, etc. by pouting: She curled her mouth and walked away without saying anything.

4. The strokes of Chinese characters are inclined downward to the left, and the shape is "Hey".

Used for something that looks like a left-handed: He has two left-handed beards.

[ piē ]

1, abandoned; Abandon: Leave all the old things behind.

2. Gently scoop from the liquid surface: skim the oil.

Extended data

strokes of Chinese characters

Explanation of some words:

1, pie mouth: piě zuǐ

The lower lip extends forward and the corners of the mouth are downward, indicating contempt, disapproval or unhappiness.

2. Skimming: piě diào

Leave it behind.

3. One apostrophe: y and pi ě

Throw it.

4, sprinkle: sā piě

Put aside; Avoid.

5. Apostrophe: piě hào

A symbol or stress' added in writing or printing to distinguish one letter from another related letter (a' to distinguish a or a), or to indicate related units (such as minutes of an angle or meters) or to distinguish a mathematical function.