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kuà

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kuà Meaning

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Pīnyīn Pronunciation
kuà | kua4
English translation
to carry (esp. slung over the arm, shoulder or side)
to carry

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About kuà

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Number of strokes

9

Traditional form

kuà

Contains the radical

shǒu

Part of speech

Noun / 名词 míng cí Míngcí

Learning hint

hand

Etymology of kuà

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Type

pictophonetic

Positional decomposition

扌夸

Semantic compound

shǒu

Phonetic compound

kuā

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Example sentences using kuà

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kào zhāo 船头 chuán tóu 跪下 guì xia , 暂时 zànshí yòu diào Suǒ kuà zài bēi shǎng .

He kneeled against the bow and, for a moment, slipped the line over his back again.

天空 tiānkōng 灰蒙蒙 huī mēng mēng de ,早起 zǎo qǐ 的家庭主妇 zhǔ fù kuà zhāo 鼓鼓的袋子 dài zi Cóng 身旁走过 zǒu guò .

The early housewives passed him under the pale hazy sky, carrying bulging sacks.

老人 lǎo rén kuà zhāo Shū lán ,蹒跚 pán shān de zǒu chū Mén .

The old man with his basket of books staggers out of the door.

他们 tā men 脸上永远 yǒngyuǎn huì yǒu 迷路 mílù de 神情 shén qíng ,他们 tā men 不身 kuà 腰包 yāo bāo .

They never look lost and they don't wear money belts.

老人 lǎo rén 打起精神 jīngshén , xié kuà zài 肩膀 jiānbǎng shǎng de 钓丝 běng 紧紧 jǐn jǐn de .

The old man braced himself, the line taut across his shoulders.

Words with kuà

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FrequencySimplifiedMeaningTraditional
kuà to carry (esp. slung over the arm, shoulder or side) kuà
挎包 kuà bāo satchel挎包 kuà bāo
挎斗 kuà dǒu sidecar挎斗 kuà dǒu
挎兜 kuà dōu satchel挎兜 kuà dōu

kuà Decomposition & Compounds

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kuà Decomposition

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