How to Write 撅
The character 撅 (juē) is written with 15 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 扌 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
撅 is pronounced juē in Mandarin Chinese. It means to break (something long and thin); to stick out; to pout.
Common Words with 撅
撅嘴
juē zuǐ
to pout; to stick out one's lips
撅断
juē duàn
to snap; to break off
撅着
juē zhe
sticking up; pouting
Example Sentences
妹妹在撅嘴。
mèi mèi zài juē zuǐ
My younger sister is pouting.
他把木棍撅断了。
tā bǎ mù gùn juē duàn le
He snapped the wooden stick.
他撅着屁股找书。
tā juē zhe pì gǔ zhǎo shū
He stuck his bottom up while looking for a book.
Practice Writing 撅 (juē)
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