伊可grace
handkerchief手帕handsomeness漂亮handyman手巧的人hanggliding滑翔运动haphazard任意的hard-as-stone坚如磐石的hardware硬件hardworking努力的headmaster headmistress校长harmonized和谐的
有前有钱
I stand it because I respect you, not because of I'm afraid of you. Don't take it for granted.
蝉翼之円
欺侮的读音是qī wǔ，欺的声母是q，韵母是i，读第一声；侮的声母是w，韵母是u，读第三声。
意思是欺负，用蛮横无理的手段侵犯、压迫或侮辱：欺侮人/受尽欺侮。引证于现代鲁迅《社戏》：其次便一同去放牛，但或者因为高等动物了的缘故罢，黄牛水牛都欺生，敢于欺侮我，因此我也总不敢走近身，只会远远地跟着，站着。
近义词是轻侮。
扩展资料：
词语引证释义：
1、北师大版小学五年级下册语文第五单元第六课《劳动的开端》中的：“我爬起来揉揉胳膊，心想，出门做工真不容易，穷人到哪里都要受欺侮。”
2、苏教版小学四年级下册语文第二单元第八课《虎门销烟》中的：“它向全世界表明，中国人是不可欺侮的！”
3、现代老舍《骆驼祥子》一：“他不是容易欺侮的，那么大的个子，那么宽的肩膀！”
参考资料来源：百度百科－欺侮
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Z'ha'dum (planet)
In the fictional Babylon 5 universe, Z'ha'dum was the homeworld of the ancient, mysterious race known as the Shadows. The planet is near the galactic rim. The Shadows would keep returning to the world every time they were defeated.
Zahed
Zahed is an Arabic word that means "ascetic" (adjective and noun). The Name "Zahed" was popular as a title bestowed on disciples of Mystic Sufi orders upon their initiation. After initiation the title took the place of the new Spiritual Masters' given names. A famous bearer of the title Zahed was Sheikh Zahed Gilani of Lahijan in Gilan province of northern Iran. Zahed and Zahid are transliterations for the same word: While Zahed is a typical Persian transliteration, being phonetically more akin, Zahid corresponds to the original Arabic pronounciatian. The Persian Zahed is pronounced with an "a" as in "art" and an "e" as in "effort". The Arabic Zahid is pronounced with an "a" as in "Arabic" and an "i" as in "is".
Zahedan
Zahedan is an Iranian city and the center of the province of Sistan and Baluchistan. Zahedan is also the home of an impressive Sunni Mosque "Makki Mosque", as well as a Sikh temple. Overwhelming Majority of the inhabitants are ethnic Baluchs speaking in Balochi language.
Zahedi
Zahedi (other transliteration: Zahidi) is a name attributed to descendants of Sheikh Zahed Gilani. In the same fashion as Safavi is attributed to descendants of Sheikh Safi Al-Din Ardebili. However, many modern day bearers of the name Zahedi descend from an unrelated eponym.
