时间: 2025-08-09 11:51:24
答案： 草、曹、槽、嘈、漕
发音：The fourth tone in Mandarin Chinese is a falling tone, starting from a higher pitch and ending at a lower pitch. For the characters '草', '曹', '槽', '嘈', '漕', they are all pronounced with the fourth tone.
田野里长满了草。(The field is full of grass.)
曹先生是一位著名的历史学家。(Mr. Cao is a famous historian.)
这个机器的槽里装满了油。(The groove of this machine is full of oil.)
市场里嘈杂的声音让人难以集中注意力。(The noisy market makes it hard to concentrate.)
古代的漕运是一种重要的运输方式。(Ancient water transport was an important mode of transportation.)
字源：The character '草' comes from the ancient pictograph of grass. '曹' is a surname that has a long history in China. '槽' comes from the shape of a trough. '嘈' is related to the sound of noise. '漕' is related to water transport.
演变：The characters '草', '曹', '槽', '嘈', '漕' have all evolved from their original forms to their current forms over thousands of years. For example, the character '草' originally looked like a drawing of grass, and '漕' originally looked like a drawing of a boat on water.
You can associate '草' with a field full of grass, '曹' with a famous historian, '槽' with a machine groove, '嘈' with a noisy market, and '漕' with ancient water transport.
草 can be decomposed into 艹 (grass) and 早 (early), meaning early grass. 曹 can be decomposed into 曰 (say) and 冖 (cover), meaning to cover and say. 槽 can be decomposed into 木 (wood) and 曹 (official), meaning a wooden official's seat. 嘈 can be decomposed into 口 (mouth) and 曹 (official), meaning the mouth of an official. 漕 can be decomposed into 氵 (water) and 曹 (official), meaning water transport by an official.