网球

HSK level

Traditional form

網球

Part of speech

Noun / 名词 míng cí Míngcí

网 wǎng

Type

pictographic

Explanation

Pictograph of a net.

Positional decomposition

⿵冂 jiōng ⿰乂乂

Number of Strokes

6

球 qiú

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 𤣩 represents the meaning and 求 qiú represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

求 qiú

Semantic compound

王 Wáng

Positional decomposition

⿰王求

Number of Strokes

11

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谁 shuí 赢 yíng 了 le 那场网球赛 wǎng qiú sài ?

Who won the tennis match?

网球 wǎngqiú 运动 yùndòng 员 yuán 拒绝接受巡边员的 de 判 pàn 定 dìng , 所以 suǒyǐ 裁判员 cái pàn yuán 判 pàn 他们 tā men 重新 chóngxīn 比赛 bǐsài 这 zhè 一分.

The tennis players refused to accept the linesman's decision, so the judge ordered them to play that point over.

网球场 wǎng qiú chǎng 位于 wèiyú 新 Xīn 安东尼 Ān dōng ní 亚 yà 路旁 lù páng 的 de 一 yī 块 kuài 草地 cǎo dì 上 shǎng .

The court was in a meadow out on the New Antonia road.

在 zài 网球赛 wǎng qiú sài 中 Zhōng ,我 wǒ 竟 jìng 被 bèi 一 yī 位 wèi 70高龄 gāo líng 的 de 老人 lǎo rén 击败 jī bài ,请 qǐng 想像 xiǎng xiàng 一下 yīxià 我 wǒ 当时 dāngshí 的 de 惊愕 jīng è 状态 zhuàngtài .

Imagine my amazement when a 70 - year - old man beat me at tennis.

他们 tā men 用 yòng 白 Bái 漆 qī 标 biāo 出 chū 了 le 网球场 wǎng qiú chǎng 的 de 界线 jiè xiàn .

They marked out the tennis court with white paint.

See the 6 Chinese characters that make up 网球 wǎngqiú and their own compounds.

网 wǎng

冂 jiōng , 乄

球 qiú

求 qiú

永 yǒng

水 Shuǐ , 丶 diǎn

?

王 Wáng

See all 1 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 网球 wǎngqiú in their composition.

网 wǎng

羀 liǔ

球 qiú

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