What do you mean by growing up?

Growth experience can be understood as: refers to the development stages of individuals or things in different periods in their movement and development. For example, the process of children's continuous development and maturity in body, mind and intelligence.

First, into pinyin: chéng?

Explanation:

1. Done; Success (as opposed to failure): Great success. It's over.

2. perfection: ~ human beauty. Jade ~ its matter.

3. become; It becomes: 100 ~ steel. Snow melts ~ water.

4. Results; Achievement: Sit back and enjoy it. Nothing ~.

5. Biological growth to set and mature stage: ~ worm. ~ people.

6. It has been decided; Forming; Ready-made: ~ rules. ~ goodbye. ~ for example. ~ medicine.

7. It means reaching a unit (emphasizing a large amount or a long time): ~ mass production. ~ thousands ~ thousands. ~ year and month. Boxed fruit is very cheap.

8. Express consent and permission: ~! Let's get started.

9. Demonstrate ability: He really ~! Nothing is difficult for him.

10. Last name.

1 1. One tenth is called ten percent: nine to gold. Compared with last year, the harvest in this village has increased by 2% this year.

Second, long pinyin: cháng? 、zhǎng？

Explanation:

[Chang]

1. The distance between two points is very large (as opposed to "short").

2. Length: Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge is magnificent, and the railway bridge is 0 ~ 6,772 meters.

3. strength: special ~. Learn from each other. A skill ~.

Do (sth) well: He is good at writing.

5. (old reading zhàng) is redundant; Remaining: ~ things.

6. Last name.

[zháng]

1. Leader: Ministry. School. Villages and towns First of all.

2. health: ~ rust. The mountain is full of green trees.

3. grow up; Growth: Poplar grows fast. This child is really fat.

4. enhance; Increase: ~ knowledge. ~ strength. If you fall, you will gain wisdom.

Third, pinyin: jοng? 、jìng？

Explanation:

[ jīng ]

1. (old reading jìng) Longitudinal yarn or thread on fabric (as opposed to "weft"): ~ yarn. ~ line.

2. TCM refers to the trunk of human qi and blood: ~ pulse. ~ complicated.

3. Longitude: East ~. West ~.

4. management; Governance: ~ business. Consolidate the army.

5. hang yourself: from ~.

6. Lasting for a long time; Normal: ~ often. No ~ chat.

7. classic: herbs ~. Buddha. Read thirteen.

8. menstruation: ok ~. ~ blood is not adjusted.

9. Last name.

10. Time course: ~ year. After many twists and turns. I made it myself. ~ I didn't know until he said it.

1 1. Prohibit (jρn)by:~ Sorry. ~ stand the test.

[Jing]

Before weaving, the spun yarn or thread is tightly stretched and combed back and forth to become warp or warp: ~ yarn.

Fourth, the calendar pinyin: L?

Explanation:

1. Experience; After: come ~. ~ cheng. ~ half a year. The body ~ its environment.

2. refers to the past or era: ~ years. ~ generation. ~ times. ~ conversation.

3. time; 11: ~ Visit the school. ~ I've tried everything, but it's useless.

4. Last name.

5. Calculation method of year, month, day and solar terms; Calendar: yang ~. Yin. Agriculture.

6. Books and tables that record the year, month, day and solar terms: day ~. Hang up the phone. Astronomy.

Evolution of Chinese characters in extended data;

Related words:

1. Huang Li [Huang Li]?

Also known as the yellow calendar. The old name of almanac. It's a book on sorting out the months, days, branches and solar terms for reference.

2. Experience [yuè li]?

Seeing, hearing or doing it in person; Experience: ~ I have done many things. He should go out for a while.

3. Previous [lijiè]?

Attribute words. Previous: ~ graduates. ~ NPC.

4. Experience [Li à n]?

Experience the world; Exercise: When the children grow up, they will go outside.

5. Calendar []?

The method of calculating year, month, day, hour and solar terms according to astronomical phenomena. It takes a long time to calculate. There are mainly three kinds of calendars: solar calendar, lunar calendar and yin-yang calendar. Gregorian calendar is a kind of solar calendar, Islamic calendar is a kind of lunar calendar, and lunar calendar is a kind of lunar calendar.

6. Travel [yó u Li]?

Travel to distant places: ~ famous mountains and rivers.