兔子
tù zi
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How to write 兔子 (tù zi) in Chinese

兔子 (pinyin: tù zi, written "tu zi" or "tuzi") means hare. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 兔子.

Meaning

  • hare
  • rabbit
  • CL:隻|只[zhi1]

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Examples

有一天,他看见一只兔子撞到树上,死了。
yǒu yì tiān, tā kàn jiàn yì zhī tù zi zhuàng dào shù shang, sǐ le.
One day, he saw a rabbit run into a tree and die.
农民非常高兴,把兔子拿回家做了一顿好饭。
nóng mín fēi cháng gāo xìng, bǎ tù zi ná huí jiā zuò le yí dùn hǎo fàn.
The farmer was very happy. He took the rabbit home and made a good meal.
但是兔子再也没有来。他的田都荒了,他成了村里的笑话。
dàn shì tù zi zài yě méi yǒu lái. tā de tián dōu huāng le, tā chéng le cūn lǐ de xiào hua.
But no rabbit ever came again. His fields all went to weeds, and he became the joke of the village.
从那天起,他不再工作了。他每天坐在那棵树旁边,等下一只兔子。
cóng nà tiān qǐ, tā bú zài gōng zuò le. tā měi tiān zuò zài nà kē shù páng biān, děng xià yì zhī tù zi.
From that day on, he no longer worked. He sat by that tree every day, waiting for the next rabbit.

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