Radical: Tuwubi input method: fmsy
Basic explanation:
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A projecting part of a wall or some buildings that serves as a support or shelter: a buttress. Mound mound (concave and convex low wall on the city wall, that is, "parapet") Battlements.
Home-made arrow target: arrow stack. Shoot the stack. Medium-sized (zh ǐ g) stack.
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To pile up neatly: pile up. Stack.
A neat pile: a pile of wheat. rick
Quantifier, used for stacked things: a pile of walls.
Explain in detail:
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Pile; The part projecting from the side or top of a wall.
Lie down, Tang Shu also. The sound coming from the earth. There are leftists and Rightists in the gatehouse. Left and right schools, north and south. Today, people often say that small walls protrude from both sides of the door. -"Shuo Wen"
Another example: crib mouth; Stacking (protruding part of a building, referring to the protruding walls on both sides of the door); Multi-storey (high-rise building where officers live)
Set the small earth wall [target] of the arrow target.
Luo Hui repaired the medicine stove and built a stack to read the bow. -Tang Yuanzhen's Forty Rhymes on the Riverside
Another example is the pile of arrows.
See Tudor again.
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Piles of things [[piles; Stack]
Another example is: firewood stack; Grain accumulation
The name of the Ming military system [Ming conscription system]. The crib art of war, which was defined in the early Ming dynasty, made three military households into a crib, one of which was straight and the other was paste. One-third did military service. The main household soldier is dead, so make up for it. At the beginning of Yongle, households corrected it and posted it again and again. Such as: raising; Stacking; Stacking (supplementing soldiers with the art of stacking)
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Neatly stacked [neatly stacked; Stacking [1]. For example, stacking (stacking); Pile up the wood; Pile straw behind the old house.
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Indicates the number of piles of bulk items. Such as: a pile of firewood; Two piles of bricks
See Du again.