How to write 妥

妥 [tuǒ] 形 1. 适当，合适：appropriate; proper - 稳妥 (safe and steady) - 不妥 (inappropriate) - 妥当 (appropriate) - 妥贴 (very appropriate; also written as "妥帖") - 妥善 (appropriate; proper) - 妥协 (to compromise) 2. 安稳，停当（多用在动词后）：safe and steady (often used after verbs) - 已经商量妥了 (it has already been settled) 动 1. 通“堕”。落下，掉下：fall 2. 安坐：to seat well 3. 垂：to hang 4. 安置：to help settle down 5. 停止：to stop 引 - 《说文》：妥，安也。 (In "Shuowen", it means safe) - 《诗·小雅·楚茨》：以妥以侑 (In "The Book of Songs", it means to be careful and respectful) - 《礼记·郊特性》：诏妥尸 (In "The Book of Rites", it refers to the proper arrangement of the deceased) - 《仪视·士相见礼》：妥而后传言 (In "The Etiquette of Meeting", it means to be appropriate before sharing news) 例 - 妥密 (safe and confidential) - 妥安 (stable) - 妥妥 (stable appearance) - 妥帖 (settled; calm; proper) - 妥洽 (appropriate and fitting) - 妥干 (capable and safe) - 妥绥 (to be settled) - 妥宁 (peaceful) 引 - 杜甫《重过何氏》：花妥莺捎蝶 (In Du Fu's poem, it refers to flowers falling and birds tying up butterflies) - 妥尸 (to arrange the deceased for offerings) - 妥侑 (to seat properly in order to encourage drinking) - 妥首 (to lower the head; to bow down) - 妥视 (to look down; to hang the head) - 妥首帖耳 (to be extremely attentive and deferential) - 妥灵 (to settle the spirits) - 妥止 (to stop; to cease) 引 - 《尔雅》：妥，止也。 (In "Erya", it means to stop)