How to Write 肱
The character 肱 (gōng) is written with 8 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 月 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
肱 is pronounced gōng in Mandarin Chinese. It means upper arm; humerus.
Common Words with 肱
肱骨
gōng gǔ
humerus
肱二头肌
gōng èr tóu jī
biceps
股肱
gǔ gōng
Right-hand man; trusted aide.
Example Sentences
他的肱骨受伤了。
tā de gōng gǔ shòu shāng le
His humerus is injured.
他的肱二头肌很发达。
tā de gōng èr tóu jī hěn fā dá
His biceps are well-developed.
他是老板的股肱之臣。
tā shì lǎo bǎn de gǔ gōng zhī chén
He is the boss's right-hand man.
Practice Writing 肱 (gōng)
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