How to pronounce water?

First, water has only one pronunciation, and the pinyin is shuǐ. ?

Second, the basic interpretation?

1, the simplest hydroxide, chemical formula H2O. Colorless, odorless and odorless liquid, at standard atmospheric pressure (10 1325 Pa), the freezing point is 0℃, the boiling point is 100℃, and the maximum density is 1 g/ml at 4℃.

2. River: Hanshui River. Huaishui.

It refers to rivers, lakes, oceans and seas: land and water transportation.

4, (water) thin juice: ink. Potions. The water in sugar cane is very sweet.

It refers to extra expenses or extra income: discount. Collect water. External water.

6, the number of times used to wash clothes, etc. This dress won't change color after a few washes.

7. Last name.

Third, the word group has fruit? Underwater? Buffalo? Diving? Feng shui? Bitter water? Water surface? Hot water? River water? Clear water waterwheel? Drooling? Seawater, etc.

Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs

Second, etymological explanation.

Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Water, Book Liquid". Travel to the north. Just like many parallel flowing water, there is a slight yang in it. All water belongs to water.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: the standard of proficiency. In the five elements, water represents the attribute of the north. The font is like running water, with a vertical in the middle? |? Represents a slightly sunny smell hidden in the water. All water-related words are bounded by "water".

Third, related words

1, muddy water

[hún shuǐ]？

Turbid water. Metaphor is bad.

Step 2 live water

【huó shuǐ】？

Active and uninterrupted water: dig a canal and introduce it into the lake.

3. River water

【hé shuǐ】？

The water in the river contains dissolved substances such as carbonate, sulfate and calcium, which is different from seawater dominated by chloride and sodium.

4. Bitter water

[k incarnation said]?

Water that is bitter because it contains inorganic salts such as sodium sulfate and magnesium sulfate.

5. fruit

【Shuǐguǐ】？

Edible fruits of water-rich plants, such as pears, peaches, apples, etc.