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How to Write 倾 (qīng)

倾 (qīng) means "to lean; to tilt; to pour" in Chinese. It has 10 strokes with the radical 亻, and is HSK Level 6. Difficulty: 3.9/5.

qīng
HSK Level 6 10 strokes Radical: 亻 Difficulty: 3.9/5

to lean; to tilt; to pour

How to Write 倾

The character (qīng) is written with 10 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced qīng in Mandarin Chinese. It means to lean; to tilt; to pour.

As an HSK Level 6 character, is an intermediate-level character.

Common Words with 倾

倾向 qīng xiàng
tendency; inclination; to be inclined to
倾听 qīng tīng
to listen attentively
倾斜 qīng xié
to tilt; to slant; to slope

Example Sentences

我倾向于去北京。

wǒ qīng xiàng yú qù běi jīng

I am leaning towards going to Beijing.

请认真倾听。

qǐng rèn zhēn qīng tīng

Please listen carefully.

房子有点倾斜。

fáng zi yǒu diǎn qīng xié

The house is slightly tilted.

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lǎo
yáng
Stroke order practice for 倾 - qīng

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