How to Write 殆
The character 殆 (dài) is written with 9 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 歹 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
殆 is pronounced dài in Mandarin Chinese. It means dangerous; almost; nearly.
Common Words with 殆
殆尽
dài jìn
nearly exhausted; almost all gone
危殆
wēi dài
in critical danger; precarious
殆无
dài wú
almost none
Example Sentences
资源几乎殆尽了。
zī yuán jī hū dài jìn le
The resources are almost exhausted.
他的情况非常危殆。
tā de qíng kuàng fēi cháng wēi dài
His situation is very critical.
这种机会殆无可能。
zhè zhǒng jī huì dài wú kě néng
This opportunity is almost impossible.
Practice Writing 殆 (dài)
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