huài
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How to write (huài) in Chinese

(pinyin: huài, written "huai" or "huai") means bad, rotten, spoiled; to break down. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • bad, rotten, spoiled; to break down

Stroke order

Examples

老人却说:谁知道这不是坏事呢?
lǎo rén què shuō: shéi zhī dào zhè bú shì huài shì ne?
The old man said: who knows this isn't a bad thing?
这就是塞翁失马的故事。好事和坏事,有时候会变成对方。
zhè jiù shì sài wēng shī mǎ de gù shi. hǎo shì hé huài shì, yǒu shí hou huì biàn chéng duì fāng.
This is the story of Sai Weng losing his horse. Good and bad things sometimes turn into each other.

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