Polyphonic Characters for Hood

I. The character hood is not a polyphonic character, it has only one pronunciation, the pinyin is zhào , the fourth tone.

2. Basic interpretation?

1. to cover; to fasten; to set outside: to shroud. The sky was overcast with dark clouds. The cotton jacket was covered with a blue cloth coat.

2, shroud: lampshade er. Mouthpiece.

3, (shrouded) outer covering; shrouded garment: robe shroud.

4, cage for chickens.

5, a bamboo vessel for fishing, cylindrical, small at the top and large at the bottom, without top or bottom.

6. Surname.

3. The grouping words are cage? Mouthpiece? cover sleeve? bedspread? Shower cover? The following is a list of the most important things you can do to make your life easier. Shirt? Masks? Quilt cover? Screen cover and lampshade? Hoods? Hoods? The coveralls, etc.

I. Evolution of Characters

II. Explanation of Characters

Wenyin version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi (Explaining and Explaining Characters): Shou (罩), a fishing device. From net, Zhuo sound. ?

The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi (说文解字):shou (罩), a fishing device. The character form uses "网" as the side and "卓" as the sound.

Three related words

1. Fish cover

[yú zhào]?

A bamboo vessel for fishing. Cylindrical in shape, small at the top and large at the bottom, with no top or bottom.

2. smock

[zhào yī]?

The single coat worn outside the short jacket or robe. It is also known as a coverall.

3. hood

[zhào zi]?

The thing that covers the outside of an object.

4, cover

[bèi zhào]?

Set in the quilt outside the cover, can be removed at any time to change the wash, more with cotton or indeed made.

5, bedspread

[chuáng zhào]?

The rectangular sheet that covers the bed, with decorative spikes or ruffles on the sides.