12属相婚配,12属相婚配表十二生肖婚配表属虎

1、12属相婚配

鼠

相合：牛、龙、猴

相冲：马、羊

牛

相合：鼠、蛇、鸡

相冲：羊、狗

虎

相合：马、狗、猪

相冲：猴、蛇

兔

相合：羊、狗、猪

相冲：龙、鼠

龙

相合：鼠、鸡、猴

相冲：兔、狗

蛇

相合：牛、鸡、猴

相冲：虎、猪

马

相合：虎、狗、羊

相冲：鼠、牛

羊

相合：兔、狗、猪

相冲：牛、马

猴

相合：鼠、龙、蛇

相冲：虎、猪

鸡

相合：牛、蛇、龙

相冲：兔、狗

狗

相合：虎、兔、马

相冲：牛、鸡

猪

相合：虎、兔、羊

相冲：蛇、猴

2、12属相婚配表十二生肖婚配表属虎

虎

最配：马、狗、猪

次配：兔、羊、鸡

一般：鼠、牛、龙、蛇、猴

最不配：虎

属虎和各个属相婚配表

具体分析：

虎马结合：天赐良缘，夫妻恩爱，家道昌隆。

虎狗结合：同舟共济，携手共进，白头到老。

虎猪结合：相敬如宾，举案齐眉，幸福美满。

虎兔结合：比较协调，但要注意沟通和包容。

虎羊结合：性格互补，但要避免过于依赖。

虎鸡结合：相互扶持，共同进步，但要注意脾气控制。

虎鼠结合：性格差异较大，需要磨合和调适。

虎牛结合：志不同道不合，难以磨合。

虎龙结合：争强好胜，易起冲突。

虎蛇结合：互相猜疑，难以建立信任。

虎猴结合：过于相似，容易厌倦。

虎虎结合：性格相冲，难以相处。

注意：婚配表仅供参考，具体情况因人而异，需要结合个人的性格、三观、生活习惯等因素综合考虑。

3、12属相婚配表十二生肖婚配表

十二生肖婚配表

| 生肖 | 相合婚配 | 相冲婚配 |

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| 鼠 | 牛、龙、猴 | 羊、兔、马 |

| 牛 | 鼠、蛇、鸡 | 羊、兔、马 |

| 虎 | 猪、马、狗 | 蛇、猴、鸡 |

| 兔 | 猪、羊、猴 | 鼠、鸡、龙 |

| 龙 | 鼠、猴、鸡 | 兔、牛、羊 |

| 蛇 | 牛、猴、鸡 | 猪、羊、虎 |

| 马 | 羊、猴、虎 | 鼠、牛、兔 |

| 羊 | 猪、猴、马 | 牛、鼠、兔 |

| 猴 | 鼠、龙、蛇 | 鸡、虎、猪 |

| 鸡 | 牛、龙、蛇 | 兔、鼠、狗 |

| 狗 | 虎、马、猪 | 羊、兔、鸡 |

| 猪 | 羊、猴、虎 | 蛇、牛、兔 |

4、12属相婚配表图片大全

USA

Invalidity of Patent

United States Patent Office

2,195,686

Patented Apr. 2, 1940

2,195,686

ART OF VESTIBAL PROSTHESIS

Louis N.J. Bauer, Bronx, N.Y., assignor to Prothetic Research Laboratories, Inc., New York, N.Y., a corporation of New York

Application September 26, 1934, Serial No. 745,984

13 Claims. (Cl.128284)

This invention relates to prosthetic dentistry and more particularly to the art of dental prosthesis, and has for its object to provide an apparatus and which will enable the dentist to determine accurately the space to be provided 5 between the upper and lower teeth when the jaws are open for the reception of a dental restoration and to provide means for conforming a temporary dental restoration to the space between the existing upper and lower teeth when the 10 jaws are moved into apposition. It is the primary object of this invention to dispense with the necessity of constructing a wax bite, which is the present practice for the dentist, and to provide a more accurate and reliable for 15 determining the correct vertical opening of the jaws for dental restoration.

In the prior art, the dentist is generally accustomed to take a wax bite of the occlusal surface of the upper and lower teeth, either with 20 plaster of Paris as the sustaining base or by the use of a plaster base upon which a layer of dental wax is provided. This wax bite is used as a base from which to carve the arch of the artificial teeth to be constructed. It is an 25 exceedingly difficult matter to secure an accurate wax bite, especially in the case of patients that suffer from TMjoint disease or are nervous and unable to bring their teeth into proper apposition. The chances for error are fre30 quent, and in cases of TMjoint disease, it is almost impossible to secure an accurate wax bite, owing to the lack of proper muscular control of the movements of the jaw. Furthermore, the occlusal surface of the teeth is some35 times in quite a different plane than the plane of the plaster base. This causes the dentist, in order to secure proper contact, to either tamper with the wax or the plaster base. If he tampers with the wax, it results in inaccuracy; 40 if he tampers with the plaster base, it results in a nonuniformity of surface. Furthermore, if he attempts to build up the wax bite with additional wax, there is great liability of its breaking and the work of the dentist upon the 45 wax bite is of no value. It has also been proposed to take an impression of the upper and lower teeth with a disclosing material, such as dental wax, and from this impression construct a wax bite. The difficulty with this arrange50 ment is that the teeth in one jaw do not always approach in opposite directions to the teeth in the other jaw, with the result that proper contact cannot be readily secured.

In the practice of the art of vestibule or ridge 55 extension prosthesis, it is necessary not only to secure an accurate bite registration, that is, the space between the lower and upper teeth when the mouth is opened, but also to provide means for reproducing this space between 60 the upper and lower teeth when the jaws are brought into apposition for the purpose of constructing a temporary restoration.