安全

HSK level

Traditional form

安全 ānquán

Part of speech

Nounal adjective / 名形词 Míngxíng cí

安 Ān

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Variously explained as (1) a woman is what makes a home feel peaceful, or (2) a woman feels safe under the shelter of a roof.

Positional decomposition

⿱宀女

Number of Strokes

6

全 Quán

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Origin unclear.

Positional decomposition

⿱入玉

Number of Strokes

6

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飞行员 fēi xíng yuán 使 shǐ 飞机 fēijī 安全 ānquán 地 de 在 zài 本 běn 机场 jīchǎng 着 zhāo 陆 Lù .

The pilot landed the plane safely at its home airport.

工厂 gōngchǎng 里 lǐ 发生 fāshēng 的 de 事故 shìgù 表明 biǎomíng 了 le 需要 xūyào 更 gēng 高 Gāo 的 de 安全 ānquán 标准 biāozhǔn .

The accident at the factory underlines the need of better safety standards.

带子 dài zi 把 bǎ 婴儿 yīngér 安全 ānquán 地 de 系 xì 在 zài 里面 lǐ miàn .

The straps hold the baby in securely.

只要 zhǐyào 你 nǐ 离 lí 他们 tā men 远 yuǎn 一点 yī diǎn , 你 nǐ 就 jiù 会 huì 安全 ānquán .

As long as you can keep away from them, you're safe.

当 dāng 所有 suǒyǒu 的 de 庄稼 zhuāngjia 都 dōu 安全 ānquán 入仓后 Hòu , 农民 nóngmín 们 men 便 biàn 可以 kěyǐ 休息 xiūxi 了 le .

When all the crops are safely gathered in, the farmers can rest.

See the 4 Chinese characters that make up 安全 ānquán and their own compounds.

安 Ān

女 nǚ , 宀 gài

全 Quán

入 rù , 王 Wáng

See all 46 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 安全 ānquán in their composition.

安 Ān

晏 yàn

鼹 yǎn , 鷃 yàn , 暥, 騴

案 àn , 按 àn , 胺 àn , 氨 ān , 鞍 ān , 铵 ǎn , 桉 ān , 咹 è , 垵 ǎn , 頞 è , 鮟, 鴳 yàn , 侒, 姲, 峖, 洝, 荌, 銨 ǎn , 鞌

全 Quán

荃 quán

醛 quán

栓 shuān , 痊 quán , 拴 shuān , 诠 quán , 佺 quán , 牷 quán , 筌 quán , 跧 quán , 辁 quán , 铨 quán , 姾, 峑, 恮, 洤, 烇, 硂, 絟, 詮 quán , 輇, 酫, 銓 quán , 駩

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