钅旁的字有哪些？带钅的汉字大全

答案： 铁、铜、银、锡、铅

拼音： tiě、tóng、yín、xī、qiān

发音：铁 (tiě) - pronounced like 'tee-eh', 铜 (tóng) - pronounced like 'tong', 银 (yín) - pronounced like 'yin', 锡 (xī) - pronounced like 'shee', 铅 (qiān) - pronounced like 'chien'

释义：

• 铁 (tiě) - a chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26, commonly used in construction and manufacturing.
• 铜 (tóng) - a chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29, commonly used in electrical wiring and coins.
• 银 (yín) - a chemical element with symbol Ag and atomic number 47, commonly used in jewelry and photography.
• 锡 (xī) - a chemical element with symbol Sn and atomic number 50, commonly used in tin cans and solder.
• 铅 (qiān) - a chemical element with symbol Pb and atomic number 82, commonly used in batteries and radiation shielding.

例句：

铁 (tiě) - 这个建筑使用了大量的铁 (This building uses a lot of iron).

铜 (tóng) - 这个硬币是用铜做的 (This coin is made of copper).

银 (yín) - 她的项链是用银做的 (Her necklace is made of silver).

锡 (xī) - 这个罐头是用锡做的 (This can is made of tin).

铅 (qiān) - 这个防护服是用铅做的 (This protective suit is made of lead).

字源：钅 (jīn) is a radical in Chinese characters that means metal. It is often used in characters that represent metals or metal-related concepts.

演变：The character 钅 (jīn) has evolved from the ancient Chinese character 金 (jīn), which originally represented gold but later came to represent all metals. The modern form of 钅 (jīn) is a simplified version of 金 (jīn), used as a radical in many metal-related characters.

• 金 (jīn) - the traditional form of 钅 (jīn), still used in some contexts.

联想记忆：

Think of 钅 (jīn) as a symbol of metal, like a piece of metal sticking out of the ground. This can help you remember that 钅 (jīn) is used in characters related to metals.

拆解字形：

钅 (jīn) can be broken down into two parts: 钅 (jīn) and 一 (yī). The 钅 (jīn) part represents metal, and the 一 (yī) part can be thought of as a horizontal line, representing a flat piece of metal.

• 钢 (gāng) - steel
• 铝 (lǚ) - aluminum
• 锌 (xīn) - zinc
• 镍 (niè) - nickel
• 铬 (gè) - chromium