What does Ow mean? Northeast dialect
In the dialect of Northeast China, there are many meanings of "Ao Ao", such as "very", "very", "special", which can be used to describe someone or something exaggerated, such as "Ao Ao Pain", "Ao Ao Ruthless", "Ao Ao Beautiful", "Ao Ao Delicious". I am also from Northeast China, and I think my explanation of Ao Ao is good.
A detailed explanation:
Ow pronunciation: áoáo. Mainly divided into adjectives and onomatopoeia. Adjectives: In the process of communication between people, there is a kind of emotional excitement, rough and unrestrained language expression. Onomatopoeia: Originally used to describe the call of animals, the sound is loud, and later used to describe the loud voice.
Ow as an adjective, Northeast dialect: (Ow) What are you calling.
Sometimes it is also used to describe loud speech, for example, when this woman speaks, she will cry.
Ow is used as an onomatopoeia, for example: "Ow", "Ow", "Ow", "Ow", "Ow", "Ow", "Ow". Volume 33: "On the eighth day of the third year of the apocalypse, on Ding Mao (the eighth day of the new year), Mao Wenlong Tang, the general soldier of Pingliao, reported that he saw that the soldiers had been starved of food for two months now, and were waiting to be fed, begging for help. Governor Yuan Keli of Denglei asked for help, and said that the soldiers guarding the frozen Huai Islands had been reported, and the people who had not yet been sent to Kaiyang and Sanshan Islands had also boarded the boats one after another. General Shen Yourong led the elite to go to sea on March 12, and they were connected with each other, and the slave chiefs were terrified. But The 108th chapter of the Chronicles of the Nations of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "So I burned books and pitted Confucianism, and I toured endlessly, building a'Great Wall of Thousand Miles' to reject Hu, and the people were wailing and could not be born."
"Wailing" is not only an impulse and hard work, but also a kind of practical spirit and a high degree of wisdom. It is not only necessary to "do things", but also to "make a living" and be able to seek practical benefits for the people. "Wailing", you can't wait, rely on, want, you can't dial from above, move from below, but you must "self-pressure", constantly aim at new goals, constantly climb new peaks, constantly "work hard", not content with the status quo, and move forward forever.
Sometimes its meaning is the same as "very". For example, the clothes are expensive, which means that the clothes are very expensive.
What does that mean?
This is the dialect of Northeast China. Describe something that is particularly good and particularly perfect.
As an adjective. Ow Ow Depressed, describes a person who is very, very depressed.
