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How to write () in Chinese

(pinyin: , written "di" or "di") means low; to lower, to hang; to bend, to bow. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • low; to lower, to hang; to bend, to bow

Stroke order

Examples

哎呀,真不能再低了。八块五,我送你两个小番茄。
āi ya, zhēn bù néng zài dī le. bā kuài wǔ, wǒ sòng nǐ liǎng ge xiǎo fān qié.
Oh come on, can't go any lower. Eight fifty, and I'll throw in two cherry tomatoes.
他醒来的时候,女人已经站在他对面,还是低头看手机。
tā xǐng lái de shí hou, nǚ rén yǐ jīng zhàn zài tā duì miàn, hái shì dī tóu kàn shǒu jī.
When he woke, the woman was already standing right opposite him, still looking down at her phone.
北方地区今天大部分都是晴天,气温最高十八度,最低三度。
běi fāng dì qū jīn tiān dà bù fen dōu shì qíng tiān, qì wēn zuì gāo shí bā dù, zuì dī sān dù.
The northern region is mostly sunny today. The temperature high is 18 degrees, low is 3 degrees.
空气里有香的味道,僧人低声诵经,偶尔传来几声木鱼的敲击。
kōng qì lǐ yǒu xiāng de wèi dào, sēng rén dī shēng sòng jīng, ǒu ěr chuán lái jǐ shēng mù yú de qiāo jī.
The air smelled of incense, monks chanted softly, and occasionally came the knocking of a wooden fish drum.

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