蒒, a second-level Chinese character, is pronounced 蒒 (guō). Its original meaning is to disturb, to make a noisy sound. "蒒" is recorded in "Zuo Zhuan·Xiang Gong Twenty-Sixth Year": 蒒ER与与words.

1. Guo: the initial consonant g, the medial vowel u, the final o, pronounced softly.

2. Basic meaning: noisy and annoying: noisy.

3. "聒" is a Chinese character, pronounced as guō. Its original meaning is to disturb and make a noisy sound. "蒒" is recorded in "Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-Sixth Year of Duke Xiang": "咒 and talk to it."

4. Classical Chinese with whispers

1. Noise is a joyful speech. ——"Shuowen".

2. Noise, disturbing the ear holes. ——"Cangjie Chapter".

3. Talk to him quietly. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-Sixth Year of Duke Xiang". Shu: "The noise is called noise."

4. Today you are buzzing. ——"Book·Pangeng". Biography: "The appearance of ignorance."

5. The robins are singing. ——"Chu Ci·Ji Shi Shi". Note: "Multiple noises that disturb the ears are noisy."

6. It is impossible to sleep for a long time. When will the noisiness stop? - "Mingjiu" by Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty.

7. Another example: Noisy (also known as "Noisy", "Noisy". Noisy, noisy); Noisy (onomatopoeia. Noisy and noisy sounds); Noisy (described as very noisy) , noisy); Haotian (the voice resounds through the sky); Haotian (the noise of the crowd, all night long).

The antonym of 遒

is quiet. Jing is a general standard first-level character in Chinese. This word first appeared in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The original meaning of this word is quietness, which was extended to pacify and calm down. In later generations, it was often written as Jing. The original meaning also extends to meanings such as stillness, tranquility, and peace.