从词性的角度讲,钱夹不过和众多的诸如萝卜、白菜之类的词一样是一个极其普通的名词而已。男人也不过是一个名词,只是表示了特殊意义而已,它更多了一层划分性别的意义。钱夹和男人这两个名词作为独立的名词时没有人愿意多看它一眼,但两个名词合在一起,再加上一个助词“的”变成“男人的钱夹”以后,似乎就有了很多的吸引力,让人忍不住想窥探一番。 From the part of speech, wallet, however, is just as common a noun as numerous words such as radish and cabbage. A man is nothing more than a noun, but rather a special meaning. It adds another layer of meaning to gender. No one likes to see the wallet or the man as an independent noun, but when the two nouns come together and the auxiliary word “” becomes “the man’s wallet,” there seems to be a A lot of attractiveness, people can not help but want to spy on something.