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How to Write 乍 (zhà)

乍 (zhà) means "suddenly / at first" in Chinese. It has 5 strokes with the radical 丿. Difficulty: 2.7/5.

zhà
5 strokes Radical: 丿 Difficulty: 2.7/5

suddenly / at first

How to Write 乍

The character (zhà) is written with 5 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 丿 is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced zhà in Mandarin Chinese. It means suddenly / at first.

Common Words with 乍

乍看 zhà kàn
at first glance
乍听 zhà tīng
at first hearing
乍一想 zhà yī xiǎng
at first thought

Example Sentences

乍看之下很像。

zhà kàn zhī xià hěn xiàng

At first glance, they look very similar.

乍听很有道理。

zhà tīng hěn yǒu dào lǐ

At first hearing, it sounds very reasonable.

乍一想不对劲。

zhà yī xiǎng bú duì jìn

At first thought, something doesn't seem right.

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Stroke order practice for 乍 - zhà

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