zuǐ
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How to write (zuǐ) in Chinese

(pinyin: zuǐ, written "zui" or "zui") means mouth, lips. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • mouth, lips

Stroke order

Examples

乌鸦听了很高兴,张开嘴唱起歌来。肉掉下来,被狐狸吃掉了。
wū yā tīng le hěn gāo xìng, zhāng kāi zuǐ chàng qǐ gē lái. ròu diào xià lái, bèi hú li chī diào le.
The crow was delighted and opened its mouth to sing. The meat fell, and the fox ate it.
他大声喊:"狼来了!狼来了!" 山下的农民们听到后,马上跑上山来帮他。可是当他们到了山上,发现根本没有狼。男孩看着他们慌张的样子,笑得合不拢嘴。
tā dà shēng hǎn: "láng lái le! láng lái le!" shān xià de nóng mín men tīng dào hòu, mǎ shàng pǎo shàng shān lái bāng tā. kě shì dāng tā men dào le shān shang, fā xiàn gēn běn méi yǒu láng. nán hái kàn zhe tā men huāng zhāng de yàng zi, xiào de hé bù lǒng zuǐ.
He shouted loudly: "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming!" The farmers below heard him and immediately ran up the mountain to help. But when they got there, they found there was no wolf at all. The boy watched their panicked faces and laughed until he couldn't close his mouth.

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