鬓 (bìn) means "sideburns; hair on the temples" in Chinese. It has 20 strokes with the radical 髟. Difficulty: 4.2/5.
sideburns; hair on the temples
The character 鬓 (bìn) is written with 20 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 髟 is one of its key components.
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鬓 is pronounced bìn in Mandarin Chinese. It means sideburns; hair on the temples.
他的鬓角白了。
tā de bìn jiǎo bái le
His sideburns have turned white.
鬓发随风飘动。
bìn fà suí fēng piāo dòng
The hair on the temples flutters in the wind.
他已两鬓苍苍。
tā yǐ liǎng bìn cāng cāng
His hair at the temples has turned grey.
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