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溜达 — pronunciations, definitions, and tags
HanziPinyinEnglishTags
溜达liūdato strollHSK 7, unknown, 19 strokes, rank #15064, Very Hard
溜达liūdato go for a walkHSK 7, unknown, 19 strokes, rank #15064, Very Hard
liūda(liu1da5) T1
  1. 1to stroll
  2. 2to go for a walk
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March 24, 2026

溜达(溜達)liūda(liu1da5)

溜达 (liūda) means to stroll or go for a walk, often with a sense of leisure and relaxation. This term is commonly used in informal contexts, suggesting a casual outing rather than a purposeful or brisk walk. It conveys a feeling of enjoyment and taking one's time outdoors.

Strokes19Frequency#15064DifficultyVery Hard
Cultural Note

In Chinese culture, taking a leisurely stroll in parks or scenic areas is a common social activity, often seen as a way to relax and connect with nature. Many parks in China are designed for walking and socializing, highlighting the importance of community and leisure.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'loop' (similar to the sound of '溜') around a park as you 'da' (打, meaning to hit or strike, but here it evokes the idea of going out) while enjoying the scenery. Picture yourself slowly walking in a loop, taking in the sights.

Meanings of 溜达

liūda(liu1da5)
1to stroll
2to go for a walk
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About 溜达

溜达Simplified
溜達Traditional
19Strokes
—Radical
动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedCEFRC2

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AI Study Notes for 溜达

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散步 (sànbù) - use 溜达 (liūda) when emphasizing leisure and relaxation, while 散步 (sànbù) can imply a more neutral or health-focused walk.

Usage Notes

Be careful not to use 溜达 in formal contexts, as it is quite casual. Common collocations include '溜达一圈' (take a stroll around) or '溜达一下' (just go for a quick walk). Remember that the tone 'liu1' should be pronounced with a level, high pitch, while 'da5' should be pronounced with a falling tone.

HSK Study Tips

Although 溜达 is not an official HSK word, it reflects the conversational style of HSK Level 2 and 3 vocabulary. Students should focus on listening and speaking practice to become comfortable using it in everyday situations.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse 溜达 with more formal terms for walking, such as 走, leading to sentences like '我去溜达去学校' (I'm going for a stroll to school), which should be corrected to '我去学校' for clarity.

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Component Characters

溜liūto slip away
HSK 713 strokes氵
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How to say to stroll in Chinese

“to stroll” in Chinese is溜达liūda

溜达 (liūda) means to stroll or go for a walk, often with a sense of leisure and relaxation. This term is commonly used in informal contexts, suggesting a casual outing rather than a purposeful or brisk walk. It conveys a feeling of enjoyment and taking one's time outdoors.

When to use 溜达

Be careful not to use 溜达 in formal contexts, as it is quite casual. Common collocations include '溜达一圈' (take a stroll around) or '溜达一下' (just go for a quick walk). Remember that the tone 'liu1' should be pronounced with a level, high pitch, while 'da5' should be pronounced with a falling tone.

溜达 or something close to it

散步 (sànbù) - use 溜达 (liūda) when emphasizing leisure and relaxation, while 散步 (sànbù) can imply a more neutral or health-focused walk.

What learners get wrong

Learners often confuse 溜达 with more formal terms for walking, such as 走, leading to sentences like '我去溜达去学校' (I'm going for a stroll to school), which should be corrected to '我去学校' for clarity.

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Frequently Asked Questions about 溜达

No, 溜达 implies a leisurely stroll rather than a brisk or purposeful walk.

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