積習難改

积
積
习
習
难
難
改
改
old habits are hard to change (idiom)

Characters and words in 積習難改

积
積
ji̅ = ji + Ø1
to amass / to accumulate / to store / measured quantity (such as area of volume) / product (the result of multiplication) / to integrate (math.) / to solve (or integrate) an ordinary differential equation (math.) / old / long-standing
积 = 只 + 禾 : Joan of Arc (ji) and the cuttlefish (只) are preparing for bad times in front of the space station (Ø1). Together they are piling up (积) cereals (禾) so that they can always eat in times of need.
积
積
习
習
old habit (usually bad) / inbred custom / deep-rooted practice
习
習
xí = xi + Ø2
surname Xi
习 = ㇆ + 亠 : Marie Curie is practising to take off her beret using a plough in the space station's entrance.
习
習
xí = xi + Ø2
(bound form) to practice / to study / habit / custom
习 = ㇆ + 亠 : Marie Curie is practising to take off her beret using a plough in the space station's entrance.
难
難
nán = n + an2
difficult (to...) / problem / difficulty / difficult / not good
难 = 又 + 隹 : Mnemonic symbol: a video game which is almost impossible to beat.
难 = 又 + 隹 : Just inside the anthill's kitchen, Napoleon and a sparrow are trying to beat an insanely difficult video game. After playing and failing all day long Napoleon finally loses his temper and crashes the game wearing two boxing gloves.
难
難
nàn = n + an4
disaster / distress / to scold
改
gǎi = g + ai3
to change / to alter / to transform / to correct
改 = 己 + 攵 : Guy Fawkes rose to power in the airplane and the first thing he wants to do is to change the throne. He used a butcher's hook to scratch the jewels out of the golden throne. Now he uses a sledgehammer to change the throne into a new form, that is, a pile of garbage.

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