uneven

uneven

In and out, the pronunciation is l ǐ ch ū w à ij ì n, a Chinese idiom, which means to describe unevenness and irregularity. The extended meaning is that the concave part protrudes and the convex part sinks in.

explain

It describes unevenness and irregularity. The extended meaning is that the concave part protrudes and the convex part sinks in.

usage

Used to refer to the surface of an object. The wall was built in and out, so it had to be demolished and rebuilt.

Discrimination of words

Grammatical usage: used as predicate and attributive; used to refer to the surface of the object idiom structure: combined generation age: modern idiom shape: into, can not write "near".