Chinese mnemonics and annotator
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出 chū exit
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#114
Chapter-09 HSK-A
5 strokes
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Compositions
Explanation of characters by Herbert A. Giles
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Ch'u was originally a picture of luxuriant vegetation, and meant to go in, a sense which is still, though rarely, attached to it. Its modern radical is 凵, an obsolete word meaning to contain. |
Chinese-English (CC-CEDICT)
出
chū
to go out/to come out/to occur/to produce/to go beyond/to rise/to put forth/to happen/classifier for dramas, plays, operas etc
出
齣
chū
variant of 出[chu1] (classifier for plays or chapters of classical novels)
Phrases ending with the given character
弹彈tán
射射shè
出出chū
to catapult/to shoot
挤擠jǐ
压壓yā
出出chū
to extrude
流liú
露lù
出chū
to display (talent)/to exude (pleasure)
看kàn
不bu
出chū
can't see/can't make out/unable to tell
说說shuō
不不bu
出出chū
unable to say
迸迸bèng
发發fā
出出chū
to burst forth/to burst out
逃táo
不bù
出chū
unable to escape/can't get out
显顯xiǎn
露露lù
出出chū
to appear/to come out in the open