Learn a Chinese Character - 躁 (zào) - Irritable

Chinese Character: 躁 (zào - Irritable)

1. Character Basics (汉字基本信息)

Radical: 足 (Foot radical)

Stroke Count: 20 (Twenty strokes)

Character Decomposition: 足 + 喿 (The left part '足' represents the foot, and the right part '喿' is a phonetic component.)

Stroke Order:

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2. Pronunciation (发音)

Pinyin: zào (Fourth tone)

3. Meaning (含义)

躁 means irritable, impatient or restless. (“躁”表示烦躁、急躁或不安。)

4. Common Words (常用词汇)

5. Grammar & Usage (语法与用法)

躁 is often used as an adjective to describe a person's state of mind. For example, "他很烦躁" (He is very irritable). (“躁”常作为形容词来描述人的心境。例如，“他很烦躁” 表示 “He is very irritable”。)

6. Cultural Background (文化背景)

In traditional Chinese culture, being irritable is considered a negative trait. People are encouraged to maintain calmness and patience. (在中国传统文化中，烦躁被视为一种负面特质。人们被鼓励保持冷静和耐心。)

7. Example Sentence (例句)

天气太热，他变得很烦躁。(Because the weather is too hot, he becomes very irritable.)

8. Memory Tips (记忆技巧)

You can remember 躁 by associating the '足' radical with the restlessness when a person is irritable, and the '喿' part helps with the pronunciation. (你可以通过联想 “足” 部首来记忆 “躁”，当人烦躁时会坐立不安，而 “喿” 部分则帮助记忆发音。)

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