How do you pronounce the word "chuan" in two different ways?

The character "传" is pronounced as chuán and ?zhuàn

Simplified Chinese Characters: 亻 ,部外笔画: 4 ,总笔画: 6?

Interpretation

◎ To transfer (zhuǎn?) to someone, to hand them over: ～ hand over. ～The first is to give the word to the people who are in the same boat. ～The same is true for the other two. The word "teach by example" is used.

◎ Promote, disseminate: 宣～. The first is to make the world a better place to live. ～The name of the organization. ～The first thing you need to do is to get a good deal of information about the subject.

◎ Explain the text of the meaning of the scriptures: Jing ~. The book is a great example of a text that explains the meaning of scripture.

◎ Texts that record the events of someone's life: 小～. The first is the "The Sacrifice of the World", which is the first of its kind. The first is the "The Book of the Dead", which is a book of the same name.

This is the first time I've ever seen a person's life. The first thing you need to do is to make a monument.

◎ Literary works centered on the storytelling of history and characters: "Water Margin".

◎ Anciently, it was the house of the post, and also referred to the carriages on the post: ～she (the hostel for pedestrians).

Group words

◎? 傳代?chuándài

传世

◎?chuándài

? chuándān

(1) a piece of propaganda printed and distributed as a leaflet

(2) a type of printed leaflet that serves as propaganda

Requesting voluntary participants to distribute campaign leaflets

◎? 传导?chuándǎo

传输 [light, heat, sound, or electric current, etc.]

◎?zhundǎo

? zhuànjì

(1) English biography

(2) a written record of someone's life

(3) biographical writings in general, especially as a type of such writings

Field of biographical writings

? zhuànlüè

(1) a brief biography, a brief account of a person's life and deeds

(2) a summary of a biography

◎?zhuànlüè

(3) general biographical writings, especially as a type of such writings

Field of biographical writings

The field of biographical writings

? Zhuanzhan?zhuànzàn

Sentence-making

(1) Cell phones are the tools we use to send messages.

(2) The sacred Olympic flame is passed to each other in the hands of people of different colors all over the world.

(3) In today's society, people use cell phones and the Internet to pass messages.

(4) Countless people have watched the Olympic flame pass.

(5) For example, if our father or mother ordered to pass something by chance, and we hastened to oblige, naturally one of us would be the first to win the prize by chance, so how could the remaining three be willing to do so?