What is the structure of "English"?

First of all, Ruth's structure is a semi-closed structure, namely pinyin yíng.

Second, interpretation:

1. Welcome: Huan ~. ~ ice. ~ Xinhui.

Another example is the windward board. When the new official took office, he went to visit a few people first in order to gain prestige, blaming them for forty. Then, as the case may be, let nature take its course); Welcome pigs (drive them home); Welcome pillow (welcome hand.

Pillows placed on patients' wrists during pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine); Welcome the new year (welcome the new year); Greet the spirit (greet the five emperors and pray for a bumper harvest); Greet the general (greet); Welcome to work (welcome comfort); Welcome the new year and send the old (welcome the new year and bid farewell to the old); Greet the emperor; Welcome guests

2. facing; Chong (chòng) and ~ face. ~ wind. ~ go up and say hello.

Another example: flying in the wind; Meet (face to face); Against the tide (against the tide); Upward flow (countercurrent)

3. Forecast; Do the math.

For example, welcome the sun _ (predict the future solar calendar by calculation)

4. cater to; curry favour with

Another example: welcome Afghanistan (please flatter); Welcome (sensing others' wishes and catering to others' wishes); Welcome (cater to, welcome); Keep up with the times (cater to the times); Satisfy (cater to); Please); Welcome (cater to)

Third, related words:

Head on? Are you welcome? Are you welcome? Please. Are you welcome? Meet? Wedding ceremony? Fall out of favor? Windward? Fight? Are you welcome? Head on? Are you welcome? Pick up the bride

Extended data:

First, the evolution of glyphs:

_, both beside the sound and the shape, means looking up. Welcome, ancient _ (_, marching) (_, looking up), which means to go forward and look up to welcome guests. Original meaning of word formation: verb, accepted on the back to show respect and enthusiasm. Seal script continues the golden glyph. Official script uses seal script font to write "_".

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Welcome, welcome. From _, _ sound.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Welcome to meet. The glyph takes "_" as the side and "_" as the sound side. ?

Second, the phrase definition:

1, meet [yingj]?

Attack in the enemy's direction: be brave. ~ invading enemy.

2. Failing to satisfy [shěying]?

Be polite and apologize for not meeting the guests in person.

3.welcome?

Welcome.

4. head-on [yíngtóu]?

Come face to face; Take the lead: ~ hit hard.

5. Welcome the new [yíngxρn]?

Welcome new colleagues, classmates, etc. : ~ party.