What's the difference between stinging and stinging?

The difference between sting and sting: different definitions and different etymologies.

Difference 1. Different definitions:

Sting: Animals lurk in winter and can't eat or move.

Sting:

1, bees, scorpions and so on. Sting a person or animal with a thorn.

2. Some substances irritate the skin or mucous membrane and cause slight pain.

Second, the etymology is different:

Sting:

Sting:

Extended data

Related words:

First, dormancy [zhé fú]?

Animals hibernate, lurking and unable to eat.

2, seclusion [zhé jū]?

Hiding in one place for a long time like an animal hibernating without showing up.

3. thorn flower [zhē huā]?

Refers to countless feet under the abdomen of jellyfish.

4. Sting [zhē fú]?

Sting should be dormant, that is to say, animals hibernate and hide when they can't eat. That is to say, people, things and things are invisible, such as sleeping in the country.

5. sting people [zhē rén]?

Sting describes bees, scorpions and so on. Stab a person or animal with a thorn.