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(pinyin: , written "wu" or "wu") means noon; 7th terrestrial branch. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • noon; 7th terrestrial branch

Stroke order

Examples

今天是端午节。但是我从来不知道公司也会发红包。
jīn tiān shì duān wǔ jié. dàn shì wǒ cóng lái bù zhī dào gōng sī yě huì fā hóng bāo.
Today is Dragon Boat Festival. But I never knew companies sent red envelopes too.
周二下午,我突然意识到这周五的截止日期我赶不上了。
zhōu èr xià wǔ, wǒ tū rán yì shi dào zhè zhōu wǔ de jié zhǐ rì qī wǒ gǎn bú shàng le.
Tuesday afternoon, I suddenly realised I wasn't going to make this Friday's deadline.
中午随便煮了点面条,加了个鸡蛋。然后又躺回床上听音乐。
zhōng wǔ suí biàn zhǔ le diǎn miàn tiáo, jiā le ge jī dàn. rán hòu yòu tǎng huí chuáng shang tīng yīn yuè.
At noon I casually cooked some noodles, added an egg. Then lay back down on the bed to listen to music.
经过两天的努力,云南省北部的森林大火终于在今天上午得到控制。
jīng guò liǎng tiān de nǔ lì, yún nán shěng běi bù de sēn lín dà huǒ zhōng yú zài jīn tiān shàng wǔ dé dào kòng zhì.
After two days of effort, the major forest fire in northern Yunnan Province was finally brought under control this morning.

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