chū
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How to write (chū) in Chinese

(pinyin: chū, written "chu" or "chu") means to go out; to come out; to produce; (verb suffix indicating outward motion). Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to go out; to come out; to produce; (verb suffix indicating outward motion)

Stroke order

Examples

只好喝白开水,然后赶紧出门。
zhǐ hǎo hē bái kāi shuǐ, rán hòu gǎn jǐn chū mén.
I had no choice but to drink plain hot water, then rushed out the door.
走出寺庙的时候,觉得心里轻了一点。
zǒu chū sì miào de shí hou, jué de xīn lǐ qīng le yì diǎn.
Walking out of the temple, I felt a little lighter inside.
南方地区有小到中雨,出门请记得带伞。
nán fāng dì qū yǒu xiǎo dào zhōng yǔ, chū mén qǐng jì de dài sǎn.
Southern regions will have light to moderate rain. Remember to bring an umbrella if you go out.
朋友发消息约我出去玩,我想了想,还是拒绝了。
péng you fā xiāo xi yuē wǒ chū qù wán, wǒ xiǎng le xiǎng, hái shì jù jué le.
A friend messaged inviting me out, I thought about it, but declined in the end.
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