How to Write 噙
The character 噙 (qín) is written with 15 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 口 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
噙 is pronounced qín in Mandarin Chinese. It means to hold in the mouth or eyes.
Common Words with 噙
噙着泪
qín zhe lèi
with tears in one's eyes
噙着泪水
qín zhe lèi shuǐ
with tears in one's eyes
噙满
qín mǎn
to be filled with (tears)
Example Sentences
她的眼里噙着泪。
tā de yǎn lǐ qín zhe lèi
Her eyes were filled with tears.
孩子眼里噙着泪水。
hái zi yǎn lǐ qín zhe lèi shuǐ
The child's eyes were filled with tears.
眼睛里噙满了泪水。
yǎn jīng lǐ qín mǎn le lèi shuǐ
The eyes are filled with tears.
Practice Writing 噙 (qín)
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