Pinyin: niú qi bēn bēn
Part of speech: it is a Chinese compound word with no specific source.
The original meaning of Ben does not mean "cow", but if the two words are stacked together, does it give people the feeling of being a cow! Bull! It is perhaps the most vivid and intuitive to use this entry to describe people, things and things that are super cattle.
It means: a real cow, especially a cow, is home. Because there are three cows. At the beginning of the Year of the Ox, netizens flexibly used the homonym of "Ben", such as Ben Xiaokang (running with Xiaokang) and Ben Fang (unrestrained).
Cowardly Benny is an ABCC word, and such words include:
First, discuss more [y ù l ē n f ē n f ē n]?
Interpretation: There are different opinions and discussions.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's Biography of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "Since the new order was issued, people have been talking about it one after another, either inconvenient or convenient."
When the new law came out, people talked about it. Some people say it's inconvenient, others say it's convenient.
Second, full of energy [shēng JBóbó]?
Interpretation: Describe the vitality of nature or active social life.
Source: Zhang Tianmin's Entrepreneurship: "The oil field is full of vitality, busy and thriving."