掉書袋

掉
掉
书
書
袋
袋
lit. to wave around one's bookbag (idiom) / fig. to show off one's erudition / a person who does so

Characters and words in 掉書袋

掉
diào = di + ao4
to fall / to drop / to lag behind / to lose / to go missing / to reduce / fall (in prices) / to lose (value, weight etc) / to wag / to swing / to turn / to change / to exchange / to swap / to show off / to shed (hair) / (used after certain verbs to express completion, fulfillment, removal etc)
掉 = 卓 + 扌 : In the aorta's bathroom (ao4) Dorothy Gale (di) practices playing a banjo (卓) using two toy claws (扌), but she makes a mistake and accidentally drops (掉) the banjo. After the crash, the banjo is completely ruined.
书
書
shu̅ = shu + Ø1
abbr. for 書經|书经[Shu1 jing1]
书
書
shu̅ = shu + Ø1
book / letter / document / CL:本[ben3],冊|册[ce4],部[bu4] / to write
书 = 丨 + ㇆ + 丶 : Sheldon Shrimp (shu) is enjoying a good book (书) in front of the space station (Ø1). Because he is lazy, he built a thingy to hold the pages in place with a dinosaur bone (丨) and two plows (㇆). He is laying very comfortable on a petal (丶) serving as sofa.
袋
dài = d + ai4
pouch / bag / sack / pocket
袋 = 代 + 衣 : Don Quixote (d) put his kilt (衣) in the washing mashine in the airplane's bathroom (ai4), and now he needs a token (代) to open it. Unfortunately as he is looking through the washing machine's window he remembers that he left the token in his kilt's pocket (袋).

Words with 掉書袋

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Sentences with 掉書袋

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