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How to Write 镦 (duì)

镦 (duì) means "Upset (metalworking)" in Chinese. It has 17 strokes with the radical 钅. Difficulty: 4.2/5.

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17 strokes Radical: 钅 Difficulty: 4.2/5

Upset (metalworking)

How to Write 镦

The character (duì) is written with 17 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 duì in Mandarin Chinese. It means Upset (metalworking).

Common Words with 镦

镦粗 duì cū
Upsetting (thickening metal)
镦头 duì tóu
Upsetting (forming a head)
镦锻 duì duàn
Upset forging

Example Sentences

工人正在镦粗钢筋。

gōng rén zhèng zài duì cū gāng jīn

The worker is upsetting the steel bars.

这个螺栓需要重新镦头。

zhè ge luó shuān xū yào chóng xīn duì tóu

This bolt needs to be re-headed.

镦锻是一种金属加工工艺。

duì duàn shì yī zhǒng jīn shǔ jiā gōng gōng yì

Upset forging is a metalworking process.

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