How to Write 踹
The character 踹 (chuài) is written with 16 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 足 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
踹 is pronounced chuài in Mandarin Chinese. It means to kick; to tread on.
Common Words with 踹
踹门
chuài mén
to kick the door
踹了一脚
chuài le yī jiǎo
Kicked once.
踹开
chuài kāi
to kick open
Example Sentences
他用力踹门。
tā yòng lì chuài mén
He kicked the door hard.
他由于太生气了，对着那个木桶狠狠地踹了一脚。
tā yóu yú tài shēng qì le ， duì zhe nà ge mù tǒng hěn hěn dì chuài le yī jiǎo 。
Because he was so angry, he kicked the wooden bucket hard.
他把门踹开了。
tā bǎ mén chuài kāi le
He kicked the door open.
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