How to combine words correctly when chewing words?

【kūn jiao】？

Still eating. Often used as a metaphor. Back to 14 of "The Story of Awakening Marriage": "_ Zhezhitu _ I heard that Brother Zhen had a piece of fat on him, and all the official's sons refused to chew it, so I thought about eating him." Selected novels 198 1No. 1 1: "However, the bitter fruit of this extremely' left' line must be chewed by us and thousands of teachers, students and employees in Qian Qian."

chew

[kěn shí]？

Bite bit by bit.

Chew autumn

【kěn qi】？

Also known as biting autumn, the custom of Han nationality 18 years old. That is, eating melons that day in beginning of autumn.

Chewing tax

【kěn shui】？

The word "tax gnawing" is used to describe institutions and people supported by state taxes.

Kenan nationality

【kěn nèn zú】？

It is a matter of course that children support the elderly in China. But now, the elderly have pinned their hopes for the rest of their lives on their children, asking them to disclose their income and pay alimony monthly. Even at the age of 45-50, he refused to work to support his family, regardless of whether his children's jobs were stable, so he proposed to start supporting the elderly, and so on. This kind of old man is called gnawing youth.

boomerang kids

[kīn lǎo zú]？

The new unemployed groups are not willing to give up employment opportunities and stay at home because they can't find jobs. They not only depend on their parents for food, clothing, housing and transportation, but also often spend a lot of money.

Toothless occlusion

[Maye yákán]?

Dialect. Metaphor has no way to deal with it. People's Literature, No.2, 1978: "She keeps a straight face, and I'm not afraid. I am afraid that if she makes sense, you will be convinced. "

People in pain

【kěn kùn zú】？

They are a special group of "neets". Their parents are not rich, but they have unrealistic dreams about roses. They are always picky, can't find satisfactory jobs, and are more content with doing nothing.

Chew on the bone-solve the problem bit by bit

[g incarnation head]?

1. Peel bones with your teeth.

Chew on the ground

【zuǐkīn dì】？

Refers to face down.

Chew in bursts.

【kěn kěn chch ch】？

Describe hesitating.

Chew sugar cane backwards.

【dǎo kěn gān zhe】？

It starts at the end of the cane.