How to Write 绾
The character 绾 (wǎn) is written with 11 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 纟 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
绾 is pronounced wǎn in Mandarin Chinese. It means to tie up (hair); to bind.
Common Words with 绾
绾起
wǎn qǐ
to coil up; to tie up
绾发
wǎn fā
to tie up one's hair
绾结
wǎn jié
to tie a knot
Example Sentences
她把长发绾了起来。
tā bǎ cháng fà wǎn le qǐ lái
She coiled her long hair up.
她正在镜前绾发。
tā zhèng zài jìng qián wǎn fā
She is doing her hair in front of the mirror.
他在绳子上绾了个结。
tā zài shéng zi shàng wǎn le gè jié
He tied a knot in the rope.
Practice Writing 绾 (wǎn)
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