痛快

HSK level

Traditional form

痛快 tòngkuài

Part of speech

Adjective / 形容词 xíng róng cí Xíngróng cí

痛 tòng

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 疒 nè represents the meaning and 甬 yǒng represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

甬 yǒng

Semantic compound

疒 nè

Positional decomposition

⿸疒甬

Number of Strokes

12

快 kuài

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 忄 xīn represents the meaning and 夬 guài represents the sound.

Positional decomposition

⿰忄夬

Number of Strokes

7

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他 tā 总是 zǒngshì 哼 hēng 儿哈儿的 de ,就是 jiù shì 不 bù 说 shuì 句 gōu 痛快 tòngkuài 话 huà .

He hemmed and hawed but wouldn't say anything definite.

在 zài 昨晚 zuó wǎn 庆祝 qìngzhù 约翰 Yuē hàn 乔迁之喜 qiáo qiān zhī xǐ 的 de 晚会 wǎn huì 上 shǎng ,我们 wǒmen 玩得很 hěn 痛快 tòngkuài .

We were really living it up at John's housewarming party last night.

要 yāo 卖 mài ,得 dé 痛痛快快 tòng tong kuài kuài 的 de ,拿 ná 钱 Qián 来 lái ,我 wǒ 陪 péi 你 nǐ 睡 shuì .

It was strictly a cash on delivery proposition.

上 shǎng 星期天 Xīng qī tiān 我们 wǒmen 在 zài 海滨 hǎibīn 玩 wán 得 dé 真 zhēn 痛快 tòngkuài .

We had a delightful time by the seashore last Sunday.

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.

See the 8 Chinese characters that make up 痛快 tòngkuài and their own compounds.

痛 tòng

甬 yǒng

用 yòng

月 yuè , 丨 shù

2

疒 nè

广 Guǎng , 冫 bīng

快 kuài

夬 guài

大 dà , 乛 ya

忄 xīn

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

痛 tòng

快 kuài

筷 kuài

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