What's the excuse?

The words are: humility, comity, avoidance, transfer, get out of the way, avoidance, yield, yield, yield, transfer, forbearance, concession, mutual concession, yield and ploughing.

let

Spell ràng?

Department head? We'll wait.

Pens and paintings? five

Five elements? fire

Complex body? let

Five strokes? YHG

Explanation:

Give others convenience or benefits: the younger brother is young, and the older brother takes care of him. Go up when you see difficulties, and go up when you see honor.

2. Invite people to accept hospitality: ~ tea. Let everyone in.

3. ask for a certain price and transfer the ownership of the property to others: out ~. That old car is out of date.

4. Instruct, allow or let go: Who are you here? . ~ Let me think. In the long run, the consequences are unimaginable.

5. avoid; Dodge: ~ Road. Please ~ drive a little.

Extended data

Etymological interpretation

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Let, let each other be responsible. Literally speaking, Xiang Sheng. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Let, blame each other. The font takes "Yan" as the side and "Xiang" as the sound side.

Explanation of word combinations:

1, modesty? [qiān ràng]: Moderate concessions.

Ma Nancun's "Yanshan Nighttalk Why Quarrel": "We China people have passed down from generation to generation, and modesty is the virtue."

2. hide? [duǒ ràng]: bogey; Step back.

Liu Zhuode's "mystery": "He walks very slowly in the street and doesn't shy away from people coming in a hurry."

3. transfer? [zhuǎn ràng]: Give your own things or rights to others.

People's Daily 1982.6.25: "Since 1979, Shanghai's scientific research system has cooperated with other provinces and cities in science and technology, and transferred scientific research results with compensation, which has achieved remarkable economic benefits."

4. forbear? [rūn ràng]: tolerate concessions.

"General History of China" Part II, Chapter 2, Section 6: "In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, the imperial court always adopted the policy of closeness and forbearance to the Xiongnu in an attempt to exchange for temporary peace on the border."

5. give in? [tuirà ng]: retreat; Give in.

Wang Xiyan's Anger of a Little Person: "He adopted an almost unprincipled concession philosophy."