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How to Write 傺 (chì)

傺 (chì) means "to stop; to wait; disappointed" in Chinese. It has 13 strokes with the radical 亻. Difficulty: 3.9/5.

chì
13 strokes Radical: 亻 Difficulty: 3.9/5

to stop; to wait; disappointed

How to Write 傺

The character (chì) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced chì in Mandarin Chinese. It means to stop; to wait; disappointed.

Common Words with 傺

侘傺 chà chì
dejected; despondent
傺立 chì lì
to stand still; to stop
傺然 chì rán
standing still; looking disappointed

Example Sentences

他心情不好,很侘傺。

tā xīn qíng bù hǎo hěn chà chì

He was in a bad mood and felt dejected.

他在路边傺立良久。

tā zài lù biān chì lì liáng jiǔ

He stood by the roadside for a long time.

他傺然若失。

tā chì rán ruò shī

He looked disappointed and lost.

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yǎn
jiǎ
Stroke order practice for 傺 - chì

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