How to Write 跺
The character 跺 (duò) is written with 13 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
跺 is pronounced duò in Mandarin Chinese. It means To stamp (one's foot)..
Common Words with 跺
跺脚
duò jiǎo
To stamp one's feet.
跺了一下
duò le yī xià
Stamped once.
跺泥
duò ní
To stamp mud off one's feet.
Example Sentences
他气得直跺脚。
tā qì dé zhí duò jiǎo
He was so angry that he kept stomping his feet.
他用力跺了一下地。
tā yòng lì duò le yī xià dì
He stomped his foot hard on the ground.
进屋前先跺跺泥。
jìn wū qián xiān duò duò ní
Stomp the mud off your feet before entering the house.
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