How to Write 啧
The character 啧 (zé) is written with 11 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
啧 is pronounced zé in Mandarin Chinese. It means To click one's tongue; tut-tut.
Common Words with 啧
啧啧
zé zé
Sound of clicking one's tongue (in admiration or clicking)
啧舌
zé shé
To click one's tongue (in surprise or regret)
啧啧称奇
zé zé chēng qí
To click one's tongue in wonder; to be filled with admiration
Example Sentences
他啧啧称赞。
tā zé zé chēng zàn
He clicked his tongue in admiration.
令人啧舌的美景。
lìng rén zé shé de měi jǐng
A breathtaking view that leaves one speechless.
大家都啧啧称奇。
dà jiā dōu zé zé chēng qí
Everyone clicked their tongues in wonder.
Practice Writing 啧 (zé)
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