How to Write 戳
The character 戳 (chuō) is written with 18 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 戈 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
戳 is pronounced chuō in Mandarin Chinese. It means to poke; to pierce; to stamp.
Common Words with 戳
戳穿
chuō chuān
to pierce through; to lay bare; to expose
戳破
chuō pò
to puncture; to expose (a lie)
戳子
chuō zi
stamp; seal
Example Sentences
谎言被戳穿了。
huǎng yán bèi chuō chuān le
The lie was exposed.
气球被戳破了。
qì qiú bèi chuō pò le
The balloon was pricked.
他在纸上盖戳子。
tā zài zhǐ shàng gài chuō zi
He is stamping the paper.
Similar Characters
戴
dài
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