How to Write 豁
The character 豁 (huō) is written with 17 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 谷 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
豁 is pronounced huō in Mandarin Chinese. It means open; clear; exempt.
This is a polyphonic character with readings: huō, huò.
Common Words with 豁
Example Sentences
他的性格非常豁达，从不为一些小事计较。
tā de xìng gé fēi cháng huò dá cóng bù wèi yī xiē xiǎo shì jì jiào
He is very open-minded and never fusses over small things.
依据相关法律，部分特定人员可以享有税收豁免。
yī jù xiāng guān fǎ lǜ bù fèn tè dìng rén yuán kě yǐ xiǎng yǒu shuì shōu huò miǎn
According to relevant laws, certain individuals can enjoy tax exemptions.
这个旧碗的边缘有一个小小的豁口。
zhè ge jiù wǎn de biān yuán yǒu yí gè xiǎo xiǎo de huō kǒu
There is a small chip on the edge of this old bowl.
为了按时完成任务，他决定豁出去加班到底。
wèi le àn shí wán chéng rèn wù tā jué dìng huō chū qù jiā bān dào dǐ
To complete the task on time, he decided to go all out and work overtime until the end.
Similar Characters
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