have a flourishing population(rén dīng xīng wàng)

have a flourishing population

A prosperous family usually refers to a family with many members and more male offspring.

Explanation of words

Pinyin

【réndīngxīngwàng】

Simple spelling

explicate

In ancient times, people were adults. In ancient times, it refers to a man as a man, a woman as a mouth, and an adult man who can go out to undertake taxes. Flourishing population: a large population with more men. It's used in a big family, with many people and children. It is usually used to describe a family with a large number of members, from the eldest to the next, especially male members. Synonyms: Sun Mantang, son and son Mantang; Antonyms: no son, no son, few people.

Word meaning and usage

words whose meaning is similar

Children and grandchildren are all around the house.

antonym

There are few people who have lost their children and grandchildren.

usage

Subject predicate structure: used as predicate and attributive; refers to more descendants, with commendatory meaning. [explanation]: it refers to the situation that there are more descendants and family members, and generally refers to the situation that there are more male descendants. [usage]: subject predicate; predicate, complement; commendatory. [example]: this family is really.

Detailed explanation

In oracle bone inscriptions, "Ding" and "Ge" are written in the same way, and they are also common to each other. Ding is a quantifier of human. The number of people is equal to the number of people and horses, but the word formation is the same. After the Han Dynasty, Ding was used as a measure word for adult men instead of "mouth". This is a special tax term, which is a proper term determined for tax collection. Women don't pay taxes, so they are not called Ding no matter whether they are adults or not. People in a prosperous family and Ding mean the same thing. They both mean that there are many men in the family. Of course, there is usually no distinction between adults and minors, but the minors will come of age sooner or later, so they will make do with it. Most of the girls in the family can't be said to be prosperous because the people here and Ding don't include women. person: (1) a member of a family. In ancient times, it was an adult man. (2) population. Ding: (1) ding mostly refers to servants and servants. Ding duo's families are all rich families, sometimes specially made for men. prosperous: refers to many, exuberant. people in a prosperous family and Ding have the same meaning. They both mean that there are many men in the family, and many girls in the family. They can't be called prosperous people because they don't include women. refers to the overall population situation of a place. If this city or country describes the overall population situation, it can be expressed in this way. There are also household registration statistics, saying that a family has a large number of people.

English word meaning:

tohaveagrowingfamily;tohaveaflourishingpopulation

other

The title of the story in sections 75 and 76 of the novel Nuzhen Tang written by Liu sola is "the prosperity of human life". The name of a country: Togo.

Chinese PinYin : rén dīng xīng wàng