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盖章 gàizhāng

盖章 gàizhāng Meaning

Learn the Pinyin Pronunciation and 1 English Translations of the word 盖章 gàizhāng .

Pīnyīn Pronunciation
gàizhāng | gai4 zhang1
English translation
to affix a seal (to sth)

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About 盖章 gàizhāng

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Traditional form

蓋章

Part of speech

Name of a person / 人名 rén míng Rénmíng
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Etymology of 盖章 gàizhāng

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Type

ideographic

Explanation

Simplified form of gài . Phonosemantic compound. cǎo represents the meaning and represents the sound.

Positional decomposition

羊皿

Number of Strokes

11
Zhāng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Origin unclear.

Positional decomposition

音十

Number of Strokes

11

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盖章 gàizhāng Decomposition

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盖章 gàizhāng Compounds

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    • Zhāng
      • gàn
      • gàn
      • zhàng , zhāng , zhāng , zhàng , zhāng , zhāng , zhàng , zhāng , zhàng , zhāng , zhāng , zhāng , zhàng , zhāng , zhāng , , , , , , , 騿,
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