Hazelnut, pronounced as (zhēn), was first seen in Biography. From the sound of xylophone, its original meaning is deciduous shrub or small tree, with round or obovate leaves, yellow-brown male flowers, bright red female flowers and spherical nuts. The fruit is generally called hazelnut, and nuts can be eaten or squeezed.

Basic meaning:

Deciduous shrubs or small trees bear spherical nuts called hazelnuts, which are edible. Wood can be used as a vessel. Miscellaneous plants: hazel. Mangzhen. Hazelnut is thin (where there are many plants and trees, indicating a secluded place).

Basic meaning:

1, when used as a noun: (pictophonetic characters. Cong Mu, Qin Sheng. Original meaning: plant name. A deciduous shrub or small tree (Corylus heterophylla). -"Shuo Wen" There are scorpions in the mountains. -"Poetry Style"; Another example: hazel forest, hazelnut and overgrown trees, which is called hazel. -"Guangya" is hidden in a thin hazelnut. -Huainanzi was originally from Tao Xun. Note: "Gathering trees is hazel, deep grass is fine." Another example: hazel forest (also known as jungle); Hazelnut vermicelli (dense forest); Hazelnut (root plant of shrub)

2, when used as an adjective: the appearance of vegetation, hazel flowers (miscellaneous flowers); Hazelnut bend (secluded place with lush vegetation); Hazelnut (generally refers to tufted shrubs); Hazelnut (overgrown with weeds)?

Common phrases

[Hazelnut] The general term for hazelnuts. There are also famous chestnuts, pointed chestnuts or pestles. [Hazelnut] The tangled vegetation is a metaphor for danger and chaos. 【 hazel hazel 】 refers to the appearance of vegetation. [Hazel] Liu Tang Zongyuan's On Feudalism: Everything is born, the grass is hazel, and the deer does not return. Later, because' hazel' was described as uncivilized.