How to Write 驮
The character 驮 (duò) is written with 6 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 马 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
驮 is pronounced duò in Mandarin Chinese. It means To carry on the back.
This is a polyphonic character with readings: duò, tuó.
Common Words with 驮
Example Sentences
骆驼驮着很多行李。
luò tuó tuó zhe hěn duō xíng lǐ
The camel is carrying a lot of luggage.
马在山路上驮运货物。
mǎ zài shān lù shàng tuó yùn huò wù
The horse is carrying goods on the mountain road.
这是一匹强壮的驮马。
zhè shì yì pǐ qiáng zhuàng de tuó mǎ
This is a strong packhorse.
骆驼背上驮着沉重的驮子。
luò tuo bèi shàng tuó zhe chén zhòng de duò zi
The camel is carrying a heavy load on its back.
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