How to Write 铢
The character 铢 (zhū) is written with 11 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 钅 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
铢 is pronounced zhū in Mandarin Chinese. It means Zhu (ancient unit of weight); a tiny amount.
Common Words with 铢
锱铢必较
zī zhū bì jiào
to haggle over every penny; to be very stingy
铢积寸累
zhū jī cùn lěi
To accumulate little by little
铢两
zhū liǎng
A tiny amount; weight
Example Sentences
他做事锱铢必较。
tā zuò shì zī zhū bì jiào
He fusses over every tiny detail or penny.
财富要铢积寸累。
cái fù yào zhū jī cùn lěi
Wealth must be accumulated bit by bit over time.
这是一个铢两问题。
zhè shì yí gè zhū liǎng wèn tí
This is a matter of minor details.
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