How to write 钊

Animated Stroke Order of 钊

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Stroke by Stroke: 钊 Writing Order

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Free Printable 钊 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "钊"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 钊

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "钊"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 钊

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Meaning of 钊

Pinyin zhāo

Radical

钅

Strokes

Definition

encourage / to cut / to strain

Usage

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钊 zhāo 1. To encourage; often used in personal names. 勉励。多用于人名 2. Distant; far. 远。 3. A surname. 姓。本义: 磨损; 削损 Original meaning: To wear down; to cut away. 造字法: 会意。从刀从金。表示用刀削金属。 Character formation: A compound character combining "knife" and "metal," indicating cutting metal with a knife. 同本义 ([En.] cut; pare) Same original meaning: To cut; pare. 用勇气、精神或希望鼓舞 ([En.] 某人); 勉励 ([En.] encourage) To inspire someone with courage, spirit, or hope; to encourage. 引: 1. 《说文》: 钊，刓也。承培元引经证例:“刓，…谓摩去器芒角也。” Reference: "Shuowen Jiezi": 钊 means to cut. Cheng Peiyuan cites examples of texts: "to cut is to rub off the jagged edges of a tool." 用勇气、精神或希望鼓舞 ([En.] 某人); 勉励 ([En.] encourage) To inspire someone with courage, spirit, or hope; to encourage. 引: 1. 明· 宋濂《补雩坛祝舞歌辞》: 门沆砀，驾以猋。俯下士，无不钊。 Reference: Ming Dynasty, Song Lian's "Supplementary Dance Prayer for the Rain Altar": "The door is suddenly opened, chariots sweep through. Looking down at the men, none are not encouraged."