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zhuì

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zhuì Meaning

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Pīnyīn Pronunciation
zhuì | zhui4
English translation
unnecessary, superfluous

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About zhuì

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Number of strokes

14

Traditional form

zhuì

Contains the radical

Bèi

Part of speech

Adjectival morpheme / 形语素 Xíng yǔ sù

Learning hint

leisure

Etymology of zhuì

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Type

pictophonetic

Positional decomposition

敖贝

Semantic compound

áo

Phonetic compound

Bèi

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. áo represents the meaning and Bèi represents the sound. Simplified form of zhuì .

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Example sentences using zhuì

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汤姆 Tāng mǔ de shāng 使 shǐ 成为 chéngwéi 全队 de 累赘 léi zhuì .

Because of his injury Tom was just a liability to the team.

Táng de 腰间 yāo jiān 沉甸甸地 zhuì zhāo 一圈赘肉 zhuì ròu

Don had a hefty roll of flab overhanging his waistband.

shuì 实在 shízài de méi bāng shǎng máng 反而 fǎnér Chéng le 累赘 léi zhuì

To be honest, she was more of a hindrance than a help.

这家机构 jīgòu 复杂 fùzá 累赘 léi zhuì de 名称 míng chēng 改得好记 hǎo jì 一些 yī xiē le

The organization changed its cumbersome title to something easier to remember.

肚子 dùzi shǎng de 赘肉 zhuì ròu duī zài 皮带 pí dài 上方

His gut sagged out over his belt.

Words with zhuì

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FrequencySimplifiedMeaningTraditional
累赘 léi zhuì superfluous累贅
zhuì superfluous zhuì
赘述 zhuì shù to say more than is necessary贅述
赘言 zhuì yán superfluous words贅言
入赘 rù zhuì to go and live with one's wife's family, in effect becoming a member of her family入贅
赘婿 zhuì xù son-in-law living at wife's parent's house贅婿
赘疣 zhuì yóu wart贅疣
赘余 zhuì yú superfluous贅餘
冗赘 rǒng zhuì verbose冗贅
赘瘤 zhuì liú useless贅瘤
疣赘 yóu zhuì wart疣贅
附赘悬疣 fù zhuì xuán yóu superfluities附贅懸疣
赘词 zhuì cí superfluous words贅詞

zhuì Decomposition & Compounds

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