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The pinyin of bad bad words

Bad Pinyin: zāo

Basic information:

Radical: meter, four-corner code: 95966, Cangjie: fdtwa

86 Wubi :ogmj, 98 Wubi: ogmj, Zheng code: UFKK

Uniform code: 7CDF, total number of strokes: 17

Basic explanation:

1. Making wine The remaining dregs: lees.

2. Decay, decay: rotten.

3. Bad: Things went badly.

4. To practice, to harm: to ruin, to ruin ("prize" is pronounced softly).

Extended information:

Related words:

1. Waste [zāo tà]?

Waste or damage: this strong wind A lot of fruit was wasted. Cut carefully and don't ruin the material.

2. Dregs [zāo pò]?

Distillers’ grains, bean dregs and the like. Metaphor for something crude and worthless: discard the dross and take the essence.

3. glutinous rice wine [láo zāo]?

Glutinous rice wine.

4. Liquor grains [jiǔ zāo]?

The dregs left over from making wine.

5. Sad [zāo xīn]?

Being upset because the situation is bad: The car broke down again at this time, which is really sad.