How to Write 躬
The character 躬 (gōng) is written with 10 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 身 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
躬 is pronounced gōng in Mandarin Chinese. It means to bow; personally.
Common Words with 躬
鞠躬
jū gōng
To bow
躬身
gōng shēn
to bow; to bend over
亲躬
qīn gōng
to do something personally (formal)
Example Sentences
他向大家鞠躬。
tā xiàng dà jiā jū gōng
He bowed to everyone.
他躬身行礼。
tā gōng shēn xíng lǐ
He bowed.
这件事他必亲躬。
zhè jiàn shì tā bì qīn gōng
He must handle this matter personally.
Similar Characters
躯
qū
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