How to write 仰

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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "仰"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 仰

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "仰"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 仰

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Meaning of 仰

Pinyin yǎng、 áng

Radical

亻

Strokes

Definition

look up

Usage

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仰 [yǎng] 1. (动) Face upward; opposite to "俯" (fǔ). (En.) face upward. 2. (动) To admire; to hold in esteem. (En.) admire. 3. (动) To hope; used in historical documents as a customary expression for the superior's order to the subordinate, meaning expectation. (En.) hope. 4. (动) To rely on; to depend on. (En.) rely on. 5. (动) Object facing upward. (En.) upward. 6. (动) To turn an object over so that its bottom faces up. (En.) turn over. 7. (动) Refer to "āng." 8. (形) An ancient form meaning "high." (En.) high. 9. (形) Same as "昂 (áng)." (En.) high. Example: - 仰企俯思 (yǎng qǐ fǔ sī) - Look up in hope and think down in reminiscence; filled with admiration. - 仰脸 (yǎng liǎn) - Raise one's face upward. - 仰瞻 (yǎng zhān) - To gaze upward; to admire. Note: The character "仰" has historical significance and various usages in both classical and modern contexts. It can also refer to relying or depending on others for support or sustenance.

四仰八叉 sì yǎng bā chā

sprawled out on one's back (idiom)

俯仰角 fǔ yǎng jiǎo

angle of pitch

瞻仰 zhān yǎng

to revere / to admire

仰望 yǎng wàng

to look up at / to look up to sb hopefully

仰慕 yǎng mù

to admire

俯仰 fǔ yǎng

lowering and raising of the head / (fig.) small move / pitch (position angle)

仰头 yǎng tóu

to raise one's head

仰视 yǎng shì

to tilt one's head back to see (sth) / to look up at

仰韶文化 Yǎng sháo wén huà

Yangshao neolithic culture from the central Yellow river basin, with red and black pottery

仰面 yǎng miàn

back / faceup / upturned face

仰卧 yǎng wò

to lie supine

景仰 jǐng yǎng

to admire / to revere / to look up to

仰天大笑 yǎng tiān dà xiào

lean back and laugh / laugh sardonically / look up to the sky and laugh / throw back one's head to laugh long and loud

前仰后合 qián yǎng hòu hé

to sway to and fro / to rock back and forth

仰赖 yǎng lài

to rely on

仰角 yǎng jiǎo

elevation

人仰马翻 rén yǎng mǎ fān

to suffer a crushing defeat (idiom) / in a pitiful state / in a complete mess / to roll (with laughter)

仰卧起坐 yǎng wò qǐ zuò

sit-up (physical exercise)

仰面朝天 yǎng miàn cháo tiān

with one's face towards the sky / fall flat on one's back

仰仗 yǎng zhàng

to rely on / to depend on

久仰 jiǔ yǎng

honorific: I've long looked forward to meeting you. / It's an honor to meet you at last.

信仰 xìn yǎng

to believe in (a religion) / firm belief / conviction