The cursive writing of the word "base" is as follows:

Basic meaning:

1. Used as a noun, meaning: a defensive shelter or castle in a military camp. ?

2. Used as a noun, it means: a marker that reminds players of running scores in baseball and softball competitions. ?

3. Used as a noun, meaning: surname. For example, there was tin in the Jin Dynasty.

4. Used as a verb, it means: pile up with earth, stone or brick. Pass "tired". ?

group words:

softball, fortress, barrier, barricade, camp, blockhouse, opponent, solitary base, sideline base, barrier, worry base, military base, base mouth and home plate. Extended information

Evolution of glyphs

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Lei, Miao Ye. From 3, from the earth. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Build a wall by laying bricks or stones. The glyph adopts the meaning of "舵嬥".

explanation of words:

1. Against each other [du ě l ě i]?

definition: refers to the stalemate between the two armies, and is also used in chess and ball games.

2. barricade [jiē lěi]?

definition: obstacles piled up with bricks, stones, wood and soil in the open space between streets or buildings. Used to block the action of enemy troops and vehicles or as a support for shooting.

3. Home plate [běn lěi]?

definition: the goal that the players point to in baseball.

4. base opening [lěi kǒu]?

interpretation: the entrance to the camp.

5. Military base [jūn lěi]?

definition: the fortifications around the barracks.