What does 蹙 mean, the meaning of the word 蹙 What does 蹙 mean

蹙cù basic literal meaning.

1.Urgent: Poor.

2.Wrinkles, shrinks: Eyebrows. Forehead. Crease. Shrink. Gold (embroidered with tight gold thread to crepe up the pattern of the embroidery.) Also known as "gold").

3.Nervousness:

Detailed literal meaning. shape

1.(Shape sound.) From the foot, Qi Sheng. Original meaning: urgency, urgency).

2.Same as original meaning [urgent].

Political affairs are getting worse. - Poetry, Xiaoya, Xiaoming

3.Another example: cramping (rapid change).

4.embarrassed

Since the third generation of my family lives in the township, he is now 60 years old, and the birthday of the neighbor is not good. - Liu Zongyuan, "The Snake Catcher Says".

5.Another example: coercion (embarrassment, embarrassment); Border defense embarrassment

6.sad look [worried; be in straitened circumstances]。Such as: frowning (sad and fearful appearance); Frowning (sad and unhappy).

7.Respectful and careful

Crowning clothes and eating evil. - Xunzi

8.Another example: cramped (cramped and restless).

9.Narrow, narrow. Such as: weak (forced narrow and weak); Crouch (narrow and crooked current).

Movement 1Gathered; Shrinkage [knit one.]'s brows;frown]

Raise your head and tell each other. —Mencius

2.Another example: frowning (frowning to express resentment); Cramped (described as a lot and dense).

3.Compel; Chase [force; compel]

It's also a hundred miles. - Poetry, Daya, Zhaomin

4.Another example: persecution (persecution); Hurried (persecuted); crimping (mortar; Pursuit).

Today, the country is also a hundred miles. - Poetry, Daya, Zhaomin

6.Another example: persecution (approaching).

7.Shrink; Reduction [contract; lose]

8.Another example: frowning (shrinking the nose and crying); Crouching (蹙地. loss of land); Wrinkling (shrinking).

9.Pass "kick". Kick; Kick [kick; step on]

With the feet on the road, there is a punishment. - The Book of Rites: Qu Lishang

A self-made cloud, why not a horse to fight for the road. - The Biography of Nanshi Liu Mu

Raise the whip and break the frost hooves, and ten thousand horses are like the wind can't reach. - Su Shi, "King Shen Painted a Horse".

10.Another example: Juju (kicking a ball); Trample (kick; Stampede).

Commonly used phrases. 1.蹙forehead cù'é

frown;knit one's brows] frowning when unhappy or engrossed.

Raise the head of the disease and tell each other. - Mencius, King Hui of Liang

2.蹙shrink cùsuō

1) [shrink]

The clothes shrank and shrunk as soon as they were washed.

2) [withdraw]

Afraid of difficulties and crouching.

蹙 variant character: 顣.

Pinyin: cù Zhuyin:

Radical: Foot Radical strokes: 7 Total strokes: 18

Kangxi Dictionary Strokes (蹙:18; )

Wubi 86: DHI Wubi 98: DHI Cangjie: IFRYO Four Corner Number: 53801 Unicode: U+8E59 Standard Chinese Character Number: 6324

Name: Non-surname.

Glyph structure. Beginning and end decomposition search ]: Qi foot (qizu) [Chinese character component structure]: factory on the small Gezu stroke order number ]: 132112345342512134 stroke order reading and writing ]: horizontal and vertical horizontal and vertical apostrophe.

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