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子的笔画顺序
  • Traditional : 子
  • Simplified :
  • Pronunciation : zǐ
  • Definition : 11 p.m.-1 a.m. | 1st earthly branch | child | midnight | son | child | seed | egg | small thing
Usages
  • : rice and choice of filling wrapped in leaves and boiled
  • : (N) Zizhou (place in Shaanxi)
  • : consonant
  • : children | sons and daughters
  • : subset
  • : ovary
  • : (n) children | (n) the younger generation
  • : table | desk
  • : Zhuangzi
  • : (animal's) paw
  • : pillar
  • : masters
  • : bamboo
  • : bead
  • : neutron
  • : rash
  • : seedling | young plant
  • : courtyard
  • : atom | atomic
  • : pomelo | shaddock
  • : shadow | reflection
  • : primer
  • : factor
  • : covering
  • : chair
  • : swallow
  • : (n) boots; Wellingtons
  • : sleeve
  • : temper
  • : (N) Xingzi (place in Jiangxi)
  • : (vi) mold
  • : (n) boy | (n) an implolite term for a person; bloke
  • : (n) box | chest | trunk | bin
  • : small box
  • : house | room
  • : mosquito
  • : place | seat
  • : prince | son of a king
  • : hare | rabbit
  • : dice
  • : pavilion
  • : ladder
  • : peach
  • : a blanket
  • : prince
  • : brush | scrub
  • : comb
  • : (n) a thin person
  • : body | pregnancy
  • : fan
  • : (n) idiot; fool
  • : sand | grit
  • : (informal) older brother's wife; sister-in-law
  • : throat | voice
  • : a (calendar) date | day | livelihood | daily living
  • : skirt
  • : circle | ring
  • : (n) folk tune | (n) music
  • : (n) eggplant; aubergine; Guinea squash
  • : flag | banner
  • : wife
  • : (N) Putzu (city in Taiwan)
  • : bottle
  • : shack | shed
  • : gamete
  • : fat person | fatty
  • : sign | trademark
  • : woman | female
  • : a man | a male
  • : breast
  • : mill, millstones
  • : Mozi (Chinese philosopher)
  • : mold
  • : muon
  • : (n) honor; reputation | (n) feelings; emotions | (n) outer portion of sth
  • : Mencius
  • : hat | cap
  • : ovum
  • : (n) method; way | (n) approachway
  • : (N) Longzi (place in Tibet)
  • : Lie Zi
  • : material
  • : quantum
  • : chestnut
  • : case | (for) instance | example
  • : (elementary) particle (in physics)
  • : plum
  • : pear
  • : Laozi (Chinese philosopher)
  • : loafer | wastrel | prodigal son
  • : chopsticks
  • : little girl
  • : cotyledon
  • : subnetwork
  • : offspring | posterity
  • : uterus | womb
  • : bullet
  • : (N) Zichang (place in Shaanxi)
  • : sublayer
  • : (n) auger | awl
  • : seed
  • : proton (positively charged nuclear particle)
  • : (N) Zhangzi (place in Shanxi) | firstborn son
  • : chisel
  • : (n) housefly
  • : foliage | leaf
  • : coconut
  • : manner | air | looks | aspect
  • : duck
  • : scorpion
  • : socks | stockings
  • : (n) boss, gang leader
  • : a short note | a slip of paper
  • : cap
  • : paralyzed person
  • : booth
  • : state of matter (solid, liquid or gas)
  • : table | desk
  • : son's son; grandson
  • : Gemini (star sign)
  • : lion
  • : Son of God
  • : cord | string
  • : sieve
  • : lepton
  • : (n) pliers; forceps; clamp
  • : swindler | cheater
  • : tray | plate
  • : (sport) bat | racket | (mus.) beat
  • : brains | mind
  • : wheat
  • : commode
  • : wheel
  • : ass | donkey
  • : stove | oven | furnace
  • : cage | coop | basket | container
  • : (n) shirt collar
  • : chain
  • : (n) lotus seed
  • : ion
  • : basket
  • : trousers | pants
  • : Confucius
  • : nobleman | person of noble character
  • : sentence
  • : tangerine
  • : tangerine
  • : mirror
  • : sperm | spermatozoon
  • : ring
  • : (phys.) | meson | mesotron
  • : dumpling
  • : best of its kind | cream of the crop
  • : shelf | frame | stand | skeleton
  • : cramp
  • : beard | moustache or whiskers | facial hair
  • : monkey
  • : case
  • : nuclear | nucleus
  • : child
  • : stick | rod
  • : cupboard | cabinet
  • : (phys.) photon (particle or quantum of light)
  • : (n) tube; pipe; drinking straw
  • : crest | crown
  • : melon seeds
  • : millet
  • : hook
  • : height | stature | build | size
  • 鴿 : pigeon
  • 稿 : (n) draft of a document | (n) a mental plan | (n) precedent
  • : cover | lid | shell
  • : axe | hatchet
  • : Master | (old form of address for teachers, scholars) | pedant
  • : madman | lunatic
  • : one's share of a gift price
  • : molecule | (math) numerator of a fraction
  • : house
  • : way | method
  • : handle (on a pot)
  • : son
  • : belly | abdomen | stomach
  • : bean | pea
  • : nail | snag
  • : small dish
  • 調 : tune
  • : electronic | electron
  • : cushion | mat
  • : (n) spot, dot; speck | (n) droplet; drop (of a liquid)
  • : disciple | follower
  • : (n) bamboo flute
  • : stool | small seat
  • : (n) unhulled rice
  • : knife
  • : load | a carrying pole and the loads on it
  • : courage | nerves
  • : list of items
  • : bag
  • : band | belt
  • : fool | sucker
  • : village
  • : hammer
  • : casement | window
  • : cook
  • : worm | insect
  • : rule | ruler (measuring instrument)
  • : pond
  • : yard | depot
  • : shovel | spade
  • : fork
  • : stratum
  • : gifted scholar
  • 簿 : notebook | book
  • : step | pace
  • : lame person | cripple
  • : neck
  • : plectrum
  • : maize or millet pancake
  • : binzi | a species of apple which is slightly sour and astringent
  • : prostitute | whore
  • : plait | braid | pigtail | a mistake or shortcoming that may be exploited by an opponent | handle
  • : whip
  • : nose
  • : embroidery frame | hoop | tambour
  • : book | notebook | edition
  • : all one's life | lifetime
  • : quilt
  • : cup | glass
  • : leopard
  • : steamed stuffed bun
  • : stick | club | cudgel | maize (corn) | ear of maize | corncob
  • : upper arm | arm | wing
  • : outer (of cabbage, etc) | upper (of a shoe)
  • : board | plank | bamboo or birch for corporal punishment
  • : organized group | theatrical troupe
  • : spanner | wrench
  • : malaria
  • : target
  • : long table | counter | <口> case | law case | legal case | judicial case
  • : a short person | dwarf
  • : handle

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