多么

HSK level

Traditional form

多麼

Part of speech

Pronoun / 代词 dài cí Dàicí

多 duō

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Pictograph of two identical objects to convey the meaning "many". Not related to 夕 xī (dusk).

Positional decomposition

⿱夕夕

Number of Strokes

6

么 má

Explanation

Variant form of 幺 yāo . In simplified Chinese 么 má is also used to mean "[particle]", while in traditional Chinese this meaning is written with a separate character 麼 me .

Positional decomposition

⿱丿厶

Number of Strokes

3

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我 wǒ 多么 duōme 应 Yìng 该 gāi 和 hé 他们 tā men 的 de 风度 fēngdù 东钟西应啊 ā !

How I should chime in with their manners!

不管 bùguǎn 天气 tiānqì 多么 duōme 冷 Lěng , 他 tā 都 dōu 坚持 jiānchí 户外 hù wài 锻炼 duànliàn .

However cold it was, he never stopped taking outdoor exercise.

看 kān 这个 zhè ge 天 tiān ,多么 duōme 晴 qíng 爽 shuǎng 干燥 gānzào , 正 zhēng 象 xiàng 北方 běifāng 人 rén 那样 nà yàng 爽直 shuǎng zhí 痛快 tòngkuài .

Look at that clear crisp sky, just like the straightforward, easy - going people of the North.

这个 zhè ge 贫民窟 pín mín kū 里 lǐ 的 de 人们 rén men 过 Guò 着 zhāo 多么 duōme 令人 lìng rén 悲惨 bēicǎn 的 de 生活 shēnghuó 啊 ā !

What a wretched existence the people in the slum lead!

现在 xiànzài 乡下 xiāng xia 多么 duōme 平静 píngjìng 啊 ā !

How peaceful it is in the country now!

See the 3 Chinese characters that make up 多么 duōme and their own compounds.

多 duō

夕 xī

么 má

厶 sī , 丿 piě

See all 35 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 多么 duōme in their composition.

多 duō

爹 diē

嗲 diǎ

奓 zhā

偧

够 gòu , 移 yí , 侈 chǐ , 夥 huǒ , 哆 duō , 栘 yí , 眵 chī , 袲 yí , 誃 chǐ , 迻 yí , 黟 yī , 卶, 垑, 夠 gòu , 夡, 夦, 姼, 恀, 扅, 拸, 痑, 翗, 茤, 蛥, 袳, 趍, 跢, 郺, 鉹, 陊

么 má

麽 me

嬷 mā

仫 mù , 庅

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