劵 (juàn) means "Tired; weary" in Chinese. It has 8 strokes with the radical 力. Difficulty: 3.4/5.
Tired; weary
The character 劵 (juàn) is written with 8 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 力 is one of its key components.
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劵 is pronounced juàn in Mandarin Chinese. It means Tired; weary.
身体感到劳劵。
shēn tǐ gǎn dào láo juàn
The body feels fatigued.
走了远路很疲劵。
zǒu le yuǎn lù hěn pí juàn
Walking a long distance is very tiring.
他做事勤劵。
tā zuò shì qín juàn
He works diligently.
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