Pinyin y:? yú.
Interpret a place; An aspect of something, a part of something.
The source of The Analects of Confucius: "If you don't take a corner and don't take three corners, you will no longer be there."
Teach him one thing, but he can't infer the other three things from it, so don't teach him any more.
example
1, Shen Congwen's autobiography Chenzhou: "Only a corner of Xiangxi, except for the guest army, concentrated about 100,000 people."
2. Chapter 3 of Guo Moruo's Red Rice Bo: "They built me a bed in the back corner of the living room."
Used as predicate and object.
Synonyms are one-sided and one-sided.
Antonyms are more comprehensive.
Make sentences in the corner
1, people are different because they think Tao is the only way.
2. I sat in the corridor of time, watching the walking clouds bathed in glory quietly lean against the corner of the sky like floating water, reflecting a faint blue; Look at the wind of that season, leaving a faint trace after blowing through the turbulent world; Look at the endless stream of people, stopping in glory but finally having a dream.
In learning, in order to avoid analogy, we must learn from one corner to another.
4. Fu Sinian emphasized that scientific research should be consistent with the international situation, and should not be confined to a certain point of view, nor should it be isolated from the trend of international academic development.
There you will find yourself in a place full of mountains, and then in another place you will find that it is just the corner of the vast plain.