Word Explanation◎ In addition to pronouns, words that express names as nouns are used as subjects or objects of verbs in sentences, or words that express names in independent structures, or words that are used after linked verbs. Predicative words-----------------------------Noun ㄇㄧㄥˊ ㄘˊ is a word that expresses the names of people, places, things, things, etc. , such as Wang Yangming, Taipei, education, trees, etc. They are divided into two types: proper nouns and common nouns; or they are divided into two types: concrete nouns and abstract nouns.

Being worthy of the name

[ míng fù qí shí ]

It is also said to be worthy of the name. The name or reputation corresponds to reality. Vice: commensurate, consistent.

The reputation is well-deserved

[ míng bù xū chuán ]

It is indeed very good, and the reputation is not empty.

Places of interest

[ míng shèng gǔ jì ]

Famous places with beautiful scenery and ancient ruins.

Famous for a while

[ míng zào yī shí ]

Noisy: group singing. It was very famous for a while. Fame spreads over a period of time.

Famous in the world

[ míng dòng tiān xià]

Describes a person who is famous.

Being at the top

[ míng liè qián máo ]

Refers to being ranked first. In ancient times, when marching, the person holding the Mao (as a flag) and walking in front was called Qianmao. "Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Twelve Years": "There is nothing to worry about."

Famous as Sun Shan

[ míng luò sūn shān]

Song Fan Gongyan's "Guo" It is recorded in Article 61 of "Ting Lu" that Sun Shan passed the exam and returned to his hometown. Someone asked him: "Did my son pass the exam?" Sun Shan replied: "It is Sun Shan who is the virtuous person." "Lang Geng is outside Sun Shan." This means that the last person on the list is Sun Shan, and your son is still behind Sun Shan. The latter refers to not passing the exam or not being admitted during the selection process. Solution (jiè).

Famous in history

[ míng chuí qīng shǐ]

Good reputations and deeds are recorded in history books and passed down forever.

无名

[ míng bù jiàn jīng zhuàn ]

Refers to a person or a place that is not well-known, has no reputation, or is too secretive or remote. It has a very mysterious meaning.