- 句(phrase; unit)
- 多(many; much)
Complete means having many parts where each part is whole and intact like a finished sentence.
to be quite an ordeal; to be hard to bear
This job is really unbearable.
to be quite an ordeal; to be hard to bear
This job is really unbearable.
Complete means having many parts where each part is whole and intact like a finished sentence.
The upper hand gives an object while the lower hand receives it—that is the meaning of receiving or bearing.
A spoon catching sunlight shines brightly and clearly — the character means "of" or shows clarity and definiteness.
Complete means having many parts where each part is whole and intact like a finished sentence.
The upper hand gives an object while the lower hand receives it—that is the meaning of receiving or bearing.
A spoon catching sunlight shines brightly and clearly — the character means "of" or shows clarity and definiteness.
to be quite an ordeal; to be hard to bear
to be quite an ordeal; to be hard to bear
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