How to write 嚇

Animated Stroke Order of 嚇

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Free Printable 嚇 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "嚇"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 嚇

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "嚇"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 嚇

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Meaning of 嚇

Pinyin hè、 xià

Radical

口

Strokes

Definition

to frighten / to scare / to intimidate / to threaten

Usage

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嚇 (xià) 1. See "吓". 2. Shouting or scolding sound. Example: "Look up to it and say: '吓!'" 3. To open up. Example: "Maybe it opens its gills between the rocks." Verb: To frighten or scare someone using verbal scolding or force. Vocabulary: "恐吓 (kǒnghè)" - to threaten, "威吓 (wēihè)" - to intimidate, "吓阻 (xiàzǔ)" - to deter. Example: "Now you want to scare me using your Liang state?" (Zhuangzi, Autumn Water) Example: "The hungry eagle's sharp beak, the cold owl intimidates the chicks." (Selections of the Classic Literature, Bao Zhao, Poem of Wucheng) Exclamatory word: Indicates surprise or admiration. Vocabulary: "吓！这大厦好高哦！ (xià! zhè dàshà hǎo gāo ó!)" - "Wow! This building is really tall!" Example: "吓！这话讲得还真好。 (xià! zhè huà jiǎng de hái zhēn hǎo.)" - "Wow! That was really nice to say." 4. Verb: To frighten, to scare someone. Vocabulary: "吓唬 (xiàhǔ)" - to scare, "惊吓 (jīngxià)" - to shock, "吓了一跳 (xià le yī tiào)" - to be startled. Example: "Baoyu was so scared that he took a step back, not daring to speak again." (Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapters 17 and 18)