What Is a Tail Call?

At the end, the pronunciation is wi, quoted from "Dongyi Culture and Shandong · Bone Inscriptions"

[wi]

Basic meaning

tail

1. Birds, beasts, fish, and other protruding parts of the end of the body: ~ Bar. ~ Fin. Bird ~.

2. End: Row ~. Ship ~. ~ Sound. ~ Bone. ~ Light. ~ Number. ~ Sound. End ~. Sweep ~. Tiger Snake ~.

3. Followed by: ~ Follow. ~ Chase.

4. Quantifiers refer to fish: three to fish.

5. Star name, one of twenty-eight places.

Other meanings

tail

1. Especially refers to the hair on the horsetail (wi): horse ~ Luo. Horse ~ children mention tofu-can't lift.

2. Especially refers to the needles at the tail of the tadpoles: three to children (female tadpoles).

Chinese-English Translation

tail

cauda offal trail

Related words

tail

Head

English

tail, extremity; end, stern ^[1]

Detailed word meaning

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(1) (Understanding. From the bark behind the corpse. The corpse refers to a person. Like a human with a tail. Original meaning: the tail of a person or an animal)

(2) Synonymous with [tail]

Tail, Wei also. -""

tail wiba

(1) [tail]

(2) Refers to the protruding parts of the ends of animals such as birds, beasts, insects, and fish.

(3) The remnant of something.

Cut tail

(4) Police or other undercover agents following or monitoring someone.

(5) The last part of something.

Aircraft tail

(6) [appendage]: Refers to a person who lacks opinion and echoes everything.

tail

[tail; caudal region] The rear of a vehicle, the rear of a carrying machine or tool.

Fell out from the rear of the carriage.

The tail is too big to widà-bùdiào

[leadership rendered ineffectual by recalcitrant subordinates] Beast tails are too long, making it difficult to swing. It is difficult to control the transfer under the metaphor of strong and weak.

For more than two hundred years, they have worshipped each other. Although the imperial court sometimes commanded handsome men, the world has to do more and better. If Xi forgets something, his tail will not fall away, and it will happen overnight. -"An Old Tale of Zhu Kerong and Other Biography"

tail light

(1) [taillight; tail lamp]: A normally red light mounted on the back of a vehicle, mainly referring to the red light behind the car that serves as a warning to the following vehicle.

(2) [stern light]: White navigation light displayed at the stern.

(3) [backup light]: A lamp installed at the rear of the car. When the car goes backwards, it lights up the road behind the car.

coccyx

(1) [coccyx; tailbone]

(2) The ends of the spine other than the sacrum of humans and certain other primates, usually including four small vertebrae, which almost completely merge in adulthood with only traces of the tail

(3) A bone of a vertebrate (such as a bird), equivalent to the primitive tail metatarsal

(4) [urosteon]: the median ossification of the back of the keel ridge of the sternum of some birds

tail hit

[attack from the back; attack from the rear]

Tailings

[tailings] After ore processing or other comprehensive processing, the remaining ore with the lowest useful ore level

end period

[the last period] The period nearing its end; the last period

exhaust

[tail gas] Exhaust gas from machinery or other equipment during operation

tail owed

(1) [owe a small balance]: There is still a small part missing (not paid or paid)

(2) [balance due]: a small part that is still missing

Mostly paid, with slight arrears

tail

[end] The end;

Winter is nearing the tip

epilogue

(1) [coda]: The last or ending passage that is different in form from the main structure of the music or movement (such as fugue or rondo)

(2) [epilogue; come to an end; end]: Generally refers to the end stage

The conference is nearing completion

mantissa

(1) [mantissa]: refers to the number after the decimal point

(2) [odd amount in addition to the round number]: the small number in the settlement account

(3) [mantissa]: the decimal part of common logarithms

tail water

(1) [tail water]

(2) Water in tail channel

(3) Effluent from a dam or a hydraulic development plant

[tail behind; follow in the wake of; come sb's heels; trail after; tail along] follow like a tail, followed by a metaphor

Relatives and friends followed me very far

rear wing

(1) [tail unit]: The tail part of the aircraft consisting of horizontal and vertical stabilizing surfaces, equipped with movable surfaces for longitudinal control and direction control.

(2) [empennage]: Tail airfoil group of the aircraft

epilogue wiyn

[end sound] The last sound of a sentence or word

w iyòu

[cercaria] A tailed larva that can be seen with a microscope and can swim in water

tail feather

[uropygial] Feathers of the tail buttocks: feathers of the tail

End rhyme

[end rhyme] the rhyme of the ending syllable in a verse

wuzizi

(1) [tail]: The last part of a thing

(2) [odd amount in addition to the round number (usually of a credit balance)]: