How to Write 裾
The character 裾 (jū) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 衤 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
裾 is pronounced jū in Mandarin Chinese. It means the hem of a robe; the tail of a coat.
Common Words with 裾
Example Sentences
她的裙裾随风飘动。
tā de qún jū suí fēng piāo dòng
The hem of her skirt fluttered in the wind.
他轻轻拉住了我的衣裾。
tā qīng qīng lā zhù le wǒ de yī jū
He gently pulled at the hem of my clothes.
这件礼服有很长的长裾。
zhè jiàn lǐ fú yǒu hěn zhǎng de zhǎng jū
This formal dress has a very long train.
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