Chinese Character: 乔 (Qiáo - Tall; Lofty)
部首: 丿 (Radical: 丿, related to vertical strokes)
笔画数: 6 (Number of strokes: 6)
结构分解: 原为“喬”的简化,形声字,从夭(表示高),高省声(gāo,表音)。本义指高而向上(如“乔木”指高大的树木)。(Simplified form of "喬", a phonetic-semantic character combining "夭" (tall) and "高" (phonetic component). Originally means tall (e.g., "乔木" - tall tree).)
笔顺:
拼音: Qiáo (Second tone)
“乔”主要表示高、高大(如“乔木”“乔松”),也用于姓氏(如“乔丹”),或作为修饰词表示假装(如“乔装”)。("乔" mainly means tall (e.g., "乔木" - tall tree, "乔松" - lofty pine), used in surnames (e.g., "乔丹" - Jordan), or as "pretend" (e.g., "乔装" - disguise).)
“乔”通常作形容词(如“乔迁之喜”)或名词(如姓氏),可与其他字组合(如“乔装打扮”),也可用于专有名词(如“乔戈里峰”)。("乔" is usually used as an adjective (e.g., "乔迁之喜" - happy house-moving) or noun (surname), forms compounds (e.g., "乔装打扮" - disguise), or proper nouns (e.g., "乔戈里峰" - K2).)
“乔”在传统文化中象征高大、向上,如《诗经》“南有乔木”赞美树木挺拔;“乔迁”源于《诗经·小雅》“出自幽谷,迁于乔木”,现指搬入新居的喜庆。("乔" symbolizes tallness in traditional culture, e.g., "南有乔木" (tall trees in the south) from The Book of Songs. "乔迁" (moving to a new home) comes from ancient poetry, now refers to celebratory house-moving.)
森林里的乔木高耸入云,遮挡了大部分阳光。(Sēn lín lǐ de qiáo mù gāo sǒng rù yún, zhē dǎng le dà bù fen yáng guāng.)
The tall trees in the forest tower into the sky, blocking most of the sunlight.
他们乔迁新居时,邀请了所有亲朋好友来庆祝。(Tā men qiáo qiān xīn jū shí, yāo qǐng le suǒ yǒu qīn péng hǎo yǒu lái qìng zhù.)
When they moved to their new home, they invited all relatives and friends to celebrate.
联想“乔”的结构:上半部分“夭”像人伸展手臂表示“高”,下半部分简化自“高”提示发音Qiáo,结合起来记忆为“像人伸展手臂般高大的qiáo”。(Associate "乔" with its structure: "夭" (stretching arms) indicates tallness, and the simplified "高" hints at pronunciation "Qiáo". Combine to remember "tall like stretching arms (Qiáo)".)