How to Write 噌
The character 噌 (cēng) is written with 15 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 口 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
噌 is pronounced cēng in Mandarin Chinese. It means whoosh; scold.
Common Words with 噌
噌的一声
cēng de yī shēng
with a whoosh sound
噌噌
cēng cēng
whoosh-whoosh (sound of rapid movement)
噌地
cēng dì
with a whoosh
Example Sentences
猫噌的一声跑了。
māo cēng de yī shēng pǎo le
The cat bolted off with a whoosh.
小草噌噌地长。
xiǎo cǎo cēng cēng dì zhǎng
The grass is growing rapidly.
他噌地站起来。
tā cēng dì zhàn qǐ lái
He stood up abruptly.
Practice Writing 噌 (cēng)
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