收
shōu
Discover 收 (HSK 4): the Chinese character for 'to
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shōu
Discover 收 (HSK 4): the Chinese character for 'to
zhī
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rǎo
扰 (rǎo) means 'to disturb' in Chinese — a HSK 4
cā
擦 is a HSK 4 Chinese character pronounced cā. It
bō
播 • bō • 'to sow ; to spread ; to broadcast'
yáng
6-stroke character 扬 (yáng) carries the meaning
tuī
推 (tuī) means 'to push' in Chinese — a HSK 4 ch
guà
Discover 挂 (HSK 4): the Chinese character for 'to
pái
Master 排 (pái): the HSK 4 character meaning 'to
diào
The Chinese character 掉 (diào) means 'to fall'
shòu
Write 授 correctly: 11 strokes, pronounced shòu,
tǐng
What does 挺 mean? Pronounced tǐng, HSK level 4,
àn
The Chinese character 按 (àn) means 'to press' —
zhǐ
The Chinese character 指 (zhǐ) means 'finger' —
chí
The Chinese character 持 (chí) means 'to hold'—n
shè
The Chinese character 拾 (shè/shí) means 'to asc
bài
拜 (bài) means 'to bow to; to pay one's respects'
zhāo
Master 招 (zhāo)—an 8-stroke HSK 4 character mea
jù
Discover 拒 (HSK 4): the Chinese character for 'to
lā
Think: 'LĀ = 'Lift And Pull' — both start with L
chōu
Think: 'CHOO-SE with your HAND — pull out, draw o
bào
The Chinese character 抱 (bào) means 'to hold' —
tái
The Chinese character 抬 (tái) means 'to lift' —
shé
Write 折 correctly: 7 strokes, pronounced shé, me
jì
Write 技 correctly: 7 strokes, pronounced jì, mea