阿的拼音是ā和ē,组词有:
一、阿ā
1、阿姨
[ā yí]
称呼跟母亲辈分相同、年纪差不多的无亲属关系
的妇女:王~。售票员~。
2、阿差
[ā chà]
或称阿叉,原意指印巴人,因为他们身上有臭味而闻名。现在引申到为印巴以及中东
国家的人。有差人一等的意思。
3、阿对
[ā duì]
原为汉杨震
的家僮名。尝引泉灌蔬。后用以泛指家僮。
4、阿二
[ā èr]
自作聪明的人1。例一:阿二当郎中——没人敢请。例二:阿二吹箫——滥竽充数。
5、阿鼻
[ā bí]
音译名。意译为无间
即痛苦无有间断之意。为佛教
八大地狱中最下、最苦之处。
二、阿ē
1、阿谀
[ē yú]
迎合别人的意思,说好听的话(含贬义):~奉承。~曲从。
2、阿下
[ē xià]
亲附而卑下之。清顾炎武
《左传杜解补正·昭公二十年》:“傅氏曰:‘阿下,亲附而卑下之。’”
3、守正不阿
[shǒu zhèng bù ē]
正:公正;阿:偏袒。处理事情公平正直,不讲情面。
4、阿匼取容
[ē kē qǔ róng]
阿匼:一味迎合的样子。一味巴结别人以求得他们的喜欢。
5、阿谀逢迎
[ē yú féng yíng]
阿谀:用言语恭维别人;逢迎:迎合别人的心意。奉承,拍马,讨好别人。
阿's pinyin is ā and ē, and the words are:
1.阿ā
1.阿姨
[ā yí]
A woman of the same generation and age as the mother who is not related to her: Wang ~. Ticket seller ~.
2.阿差
[ā chà]
Also called 阿叉, originally meant Indians and Pakistanis, and was famous for their bad smell. Now it is extended to people from India, Pakistan and the Middle East. It means to be inferior to others.
3.阿对
[ā duì]
Originally the name of a servant of Yang Zhen in the Han Dynasty. He used to draw spring water to irrigate vegetables. Later it was used to refer to servants in general.
4、阿二
[ā èr]
A smart person 1. Example 1: Ah Er is a doctor - no one dares to hire him. Example 2: Ah Er plays the flute - a fake one.
5. 阿鼻
[ā bí]
A transliteration. Meaning: endless suffering. It is the lowest and most painful place among the eight hells in Buddhism.
2、阿ē
1.阿�
[ē yú]
To cater to others and say nice things (with derogatory meaning): ~ flatter. ~ follow.
2.阿下
[ē xià]
To be close to others and humble to them. Gu Yanwu of the Qing Dynasty: "Zuo Zhuan Du Jie Bu Zheng·Zhao Gong 20th Year": "Fu said: 'To flatter others, to be close to them and to humble them.'" 3. To be upright and impartial [shǒu zhèng bù ē]: impartial; partiality: partiality. To handle things fairly and uprightly, without considering personal feelings. 4. To flatter others [ē kē qǔ róng]: To flatter others blindly. To flatter others blindly to win their favor. 5. To flatter others [ē yú féng yíng]: To flatter others with words; flattery: To cater to others' wishes. To flatter, to fawn on others, to please others.
Ejiao, auntie, Ejiao cake, Ake, Afang, Adi, Adi, Arabian, Ali, Ama, Aba, Ajie, Ejiao paste, Afang Palace, Age, Ejiao dates, Along, Afang girl, Ejiao block, Ejiao tablets, etc.
A [ ā ]: prefix added to the title (such as: auntie, Ada, Aye, Adie, Amao, Apo, Adi, Ajie, Ama, Aba, Asa, Amao Agou,)
A [ ē ] (Ejiao, Afu, Afan, Afang
Bu A, Dong A, Gangzheng Bu A)
Auntie, Afan,
"A", modern Chinese standard first-level character (commonly used characters), Mandarin pronunciation is ā, ē.
In daily use, "阿" is also pronounced as ē, usually as a noun, indicating a large mountain, a large earthen hill, such as Aqiu.
"阿" was first seen in bronze inscriptions, and later found in "Shuowen". The simplified regular script of "阿" evolved from the small seal script of the Qin Dynasty.
The Chinese pinyin of 阿 is ā, with a yinping tone, and read in the first tone. Common words include (阿姨)(阿妹)(阿哥)(阿公)(阿婆)(阿阿里). It can also be pronounced as ē, and common words include (阿耦覺承)(东阿阿胶)
Polyphones: ā, ē.
Word formation: Afeng, Pan'a, Aying, Abing, Yan'a, Ahao, Adeng, Anu, Anu, Lin'a, Wuxia Ameng, Sheqi Ejiao, Yi'aliangke, Yi'aqurong, Faxingbu'a