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gōu
sentence
#649
Chapter-33 HSK-A
5 strokes

Compositions

Explanation of characters by Herbert A. Giles

Chü was originally composed of 口 k'ou mouth and 丩 chiu to connect as phonetic, and meant crooked. It was pronounced chü and kou, for the latter sound 勾 being substituted later on, with diverging meanings. It is now classed under radical 勹.

Chinese-English (CC-CEDICT)


gōu
variant of 勾[gou1]



sentence/clause/phrase/classifier for phrases or lines of verse

Phrases ending with the given character

zhǔ
wèi
subject-predicate sentence/subject-predicate clause
dào
zhuāng
inversion (rhetoric device of inverting the word order for heightened effect)/anastrophe
fǎn
wèn
rhetorical question
fǒu
dìng
negative sentence
mìng
lìng
imperative sentence
yǐn
yòng
quotation
gǎn
tàn
exclamation/exclamatory phrase
tiáo
jiàn
conditional clause
one-word sentence
wèn
question (grammar)/interrogative sentence
使shǐ
imperative sentence
kěn
dìng
affirmative sentence
incorrect break in reading Chinese, dividing text into clauses at wrong point
chén
shù
declarative sentence

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