Words with multiple meanings are: baggage, feast, ink, giving orders, and accounting.
1, luggage:
One meaning: clothes wrapped in cloth.
The second meaning: mental burden.
The third meaning: the terms and burdens of crosstalk are applied to crosstalk performances by crosstalk performers after thinking. Burden is the main part that makes the audience laugh.
2. Feast:
One meaning: describe the bustling scene of a city or entertainment place at night. From: Lao She's Drum Artist XIX: A few people live a luxurious life and the people are dissatisfied.
The second meaning: describe a corrupt life that is greedy for pleasure (this meaning is used as a derogatory term). From: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 33: (Yu Sheng) thought for a while and said, "How about a big banquet?"
Interpretation: Yusheng cocked his head and thought for a while, saying, Have a good time?
3. Ink:
A liquid containing pigments or dyes, and ink is used for writing or painting.
The second meaning: human culture and knowledge.
4. It's raining:
One of the meanings: it is a metaphor that people have great power to dominate nature. From: Guo Xiaochuan's "Spring Blossoms": "Spring blossoms are the time when heroes exert their strength, and great rivers and mountains are the places where it rains."
The second meaning: deliberately making waves in order to achieve personal goals. From: Liang Qichao's The Future of a New China, the third time: "Brother, you are really a first-class figure in Mazini. Heaven creates everything and stirs up the motive force of a country.
5. Accounting:
One of the meanings: based on bookkeeping, calculate the income and expenditure or balance reflecting the business activities and achievements of enterprises or the budgetary funds of administrative institutions.
The second meaning: arguing with others after losing or failing means revenge.
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